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2007 Acura RDX Review
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With a stiffly-tuned suspension and a wide track, it's no surprise that the Acura RDX handles exceptionally well for an SUV, but it's still an SUV and it rocks a little too much on its short wheelbase. So, while you're probably traveling faster than other people on that favorite twisty two-lane road, you're not having as much fun as you might in a vehicle with a lower center of gravity. Accelerate hard out of a turn and palpable SH-AWD power transfer positively affects the RDX's attitude and balance. Brakes are responsive and effective, the steering accurate and well-weighted. Ride quality can be stiffer than some might want, but considering the high handling limits the RDX offers good compliance.
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