Acura RDX review after 65000 miles of daily use. Is the newest iteration Good or Bad?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มี.ค. 2024
- this long term review consists of my personal 2019 acura rdx I purchased when it was only 1 year old with very low miles. Sure it's had some problems but is it worth it? or should you keep looking?
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So true about the touch pad.. once you get use to it.. set it and forget, i wonder how many times people keep touching their's. I hate finger prints on a touchscreen
Deffinitly a spot that gets dirty, I think touch screens are something many people don't clean.
Bought this car from Copart recently and shipped to UA, 2019 Advance trim. Love this car, unfortunatelly no auto-folding mirrors in the US version
There's some options I'm surprised they didn't cone with. That and the lack of heated rear seats was a surprise to me
Great mention about 91 or better octane. Yes, this vehicle requires premium unlike what the gas cap states.
With just a touch over 20 lbs of boost I think it's absolutely insane to run 87. Yes the computer will pull some timing to accommodate the lower octane fuel but it's not worth the risk.
Glad I found this video. I’m in Canada and planning to buy a used RDX from 2019-20-21 model years. I was told that 2019-20 has some issues as it was redesigned. 2021 was better and 2022 and later will be the best one to buy. Do you think buying a 2020-21 has some serious issues that’s expensive to fix? I think it being a higher Honda, shouldn’t be that expensive. And other than regular oil changes what else do you need to keep it running fine?
It's been virtually trouble free for me. They always say not to buy the first year of a redesign just incase it has issues. I think as long as you do the basics regular oil changes, air filter etc you'll get many trouble free miles imo. If you get a 20 to 21 you'll have lots of warranty left just incase anything expensive happens. Most parts aren't that expensive on these but it's the electronics that usually have issues with all the newer vehicles these days.
Got the same spec but in grey and we had our back window pop just like your in our driveway. Dealership wont cover it under defeat and no open recall on that glass yet, which from so many people have similar issue should be a recall.
If there's other dealers in your area maybe try a different one. I was off warranty for it but they said they're aware of the issue sent an email to acura and they agreed to cover the replacement cost. This is a common issue that should be a recall very soon I hope
So you have never changed the read diff fluid? 7500 ml change frequency.
Changed twice my understanding is a 30k change frequency though 7500 seems pretty often for a diff
So u haven't had rear glass issues? Or roof glass creaking?
Nvm lmao
They really need to recall the glass. My girlfriend is like " if that glass breaks while the babies are in there.. 😡"
I'm like, yeaaa but it looks great tho 😅
That's the only real issue I've ever had I was sitting in the car and basically s*** myself when it shattered. The techs at acura were saying the rear window defrost makes a high frequency noise and supposedly that's what breaks the glass. I don't know if that's fact or fiction though
@@BCars_Garage lmao bruh I would also shit myself. I've had it's the defroster as well. But I live in a snow state so that sucks lmao. Acura replaced one warranty?
@rico5527 ya replaced under warranty but a pain to deal with.