Acura is one of the best-selling car brands in the US and in many other countries. Honda’s luxury division has managed to capture a significant segment of the automotive market, so its 2007 models are expected to take quality even further. Here are some tips for buying an Acura in 2007, along with a look at their current and future vehicle offerings.
Acura RDX (2007)
Priced at $32,995, the 2007 Acura RDX is a midsize SUV that’s slightly smaller than the MDX. The RDX’s main competitors are BMW’s X3 and Mercedes M Klass, along with other midsize SUVs. The RDX seems to be a very good option for a family because it also offers luxury and a sporty touch.
Acura MDX (2007)
The impressive sales of the MDX are expected to further increase in 2007. Coming from Honda’s luxury division, the car-based seven-passenger MDX will likely have buyers on waiting lists. The 2007 Acura MDX has other impressive advantages: more power and improved stability on any terrain with Acura’s all-wheel drive system.
Acura RL (2007)
The 2007 model moves some of the equipment previously considered standard to the option list, in an attempt to lower the overall base price of the RL. You will still get optional options like rear view camera system or traffic monitoring system.
Acura TL (2007)
The 2007 model gets a 286-horsepower 3.5-liter V-6 in its Type-S performance edition. Acura’s Super Handling All-Wheel Drive is not yet included with this model.
Acura TSX (2007)
Very similar to the European version (Honda Accord), the 2007 Acura TSX is a cross between the RSX and the TL performance sedan. There aren’t many changes coming to the 2007 TSX, but that’s partly because there weren’t any complaints with previous models.
Current Acura Vehicle Deals
Acura MDX (2006)
At $37,125, the 2006 MDX offers everything you could be looking for in luxury, safety and performance in an SUV. The 2006 MDX comes with the popular 4-wheel drive system that Acura installs on all of its MDX models, plus the added bonus of XM Satellite Radio.
Acura RL (2006)
Launched in 2005, Acura’s RL model has performed well in the luxury sedan market. Priced between $48,565 and $53,100, depending on options and engine, the Acura RL comes with all-wheel drive and a well-built real-time traffic monitoring system. Other enhancements added to the 2006 Acura RL are CMBS (Brake Collision Mitigation System) and ACS (Adaptive Cruise Control).
Acura RSX (2006)
Priced between $20,325 and $23,845, it’s aimed at a much broader target audience than the exotic NSX. The base RSX comes with 155 horsepower and the performance Type-S has an additional 46 bhp.
Acura TSX (2006)
The small sport sedan priced at $27,890 is the next step up from the RSX sport coupe. The 2006 model comes with optional equipment changes and a stylish facelift.
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