Acura MDX

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The Acura MDX is a midsize luxury crossover SUV known for its three-row seating, refined ride, and upscale features.

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instanceOf mid-size luxury crossover SUV
three-row SUV
assemblyLocation United States
assemblyPlant Lincoln, Alabama, USA
availableConfiguration V6 engine
bodyStyle 5-door SUV
brakeType disc brakes
brandedAs MDX
class mid-size luxury SUV
competitor Audi Q7
BMW X5
Lexus RX L
linked to: Lexus RX

Mercedes-Benz GLE
drivetrain all-wheel drive
front-wheel drive
firstGenerationStart 2000
fourthGenerationStart 2021
fuelType gasoline
generationCount four
infotainment touchscreen display (later generations)
layout front-engine
manufacturer Acura
market China
Middle East
North America
Russia
Ukraine
marketPosition flagship SUV of Acura brand
modelYearIntroduction 2001
notableFeature available SH-AWD (Super Handling All-Wheel Drive)
refined ride quality
three-row seating
upscale interior features
notableTechnology AcuraWatch driver-assistance features (later generations)
parentCompany Honda Motor Company
linked to: Honda
predecessor Acura SLX
productionStart 2000
relatedModel Honda Odyssey
Honda Pilot
safetyFocus advanced safety features
seatingCapacity 7
secondGenerationStart 2006
segment family luxury SUV
suspensionType independent suspension
targetCustomer families seeking luxury three-row SUV
thirdGenerationStart 2013
transmission automatic transmission

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Honda Pilot relatedModel Acura MDX
Cadillac XT6 competitor Acura MDX
Acura notableModel Acura MDX
Lincoln Nautilus competitor Acura MDX
Lexus RX competitor Acura MDX
Infiniti QX60 competitor Acura MDX
Type S appliedToModel Acura MDX
Type S reintroducedOnModel Acura MDX Type S (fourth generation MDX)
linked to: Acura MDX
A-Spec appliesTo Acura MDX
Acura RDX predecessor Acura MDX (as Acura’s smallest SUV, functionally replaced by RDX)
linked to: Acura MDX
Acura ZDX successor Acura MDX (in Acura SUV lineup positioning)
linked to: Acura MDX
Acura ZDX relatedModel Acura MDX (second generation)
linked to: Acura MDX