February 18th, 2010, 21:19

The first generation Acura MDX was first introduced in 2001 around the same time when luxury SUV's still featured body-on-frame construction. Also during the this time, the MDX out witted the numerous SUV top end car based by offering the consumers a standard third row seats that can be handily folded well in the cargo floor. It shared a single body platform with the first generation Honda Pilot and the second generation Honda Odyssey. It featured a 240 h.p., 3.5 liters V6 and an all wheel drive system ( AWD ) that will automatically transfer power from front to back for a more optimal gripping power. The high standard of gear was also there. An MDX touring package include an evolve stereo, a dual power front seat and a roof racks while the navigation system was a stand alone option. The second generation Acura MDX on the other hand was initially introduced in 2003 and was boosted with a further 20hp. Its framework was also reinforced, the brakes got an upgrade and the suspension was retuned. The MDX still maintained its family-friendly feature but made a noticeable upgrade with its design, handling and in its performance. This model also got an upgrade in its power and received a stronger V6 engine. The all wheel drive system was also upgraded calling it now as SH-AWD or Super Handling All Wheel Drive. The current Acura MDX today offers both sporty performance and characteristics in handling. Its new length at 78.5 inches from shoulder to shoulder gives it an athletic, sporty appearance. This most recent version of MDX features a three hundred horsepower 3.7 Liters V6 and a five speed auto transmission. It also got an upgrade in its traction for bad weathers, and because of its SH-AWD it now has the capacity to channel 100 pc of its power to one of its wheel depending on the condition. It also allows the outer rear wheel to quickly accelerate giving more handling ability. What are the most expensive and fastest cars in the world? To find out, visit thesupercars.org and check it out for yourself. Also, have a look at buy used acura tl.

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