The 2013 Acura ZDX Auto Reviews
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The 2013 Acura ZDX |
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The 2013 Acura ZDX |
For 2013, the ZDX get a few subtle changes, with a redesigned front grille, new front and rear bumper design with integrated parking sensors, power-folding auto-dimming rearview mirror, and a new dark accents to the wheels. In the selection of a new high-contrast interior, and the center console gets a new trim finishes.
Share the basics with crossover mid-size Acura MDX, ZDX that packs 300 horsepower -, 3.7-liter V-6 engine and six-speed automatic transmission (steering-wheel-mounted paddle shifters included). ZDX accelerate quickly, the transmission is usually on top of his game, but it also handles very well for a vehicle, a relatively high weight, and all-wheel drive system (SH-AWD) provide assurances that holds even when the roads are slippery. Although the ZDX has a root utility, it's not really meant for the trail.
While there are many such in style ZDX and pavement performance, almost all related to compromised comfort or practicality. The main areas of disappointment mostly to do with the ZDX roofline and tapering bodysides-all combined with the cargo floor is higher than you might guess from the outside. This limits the rear seat to the narrow area with only two space-and certainly no headroom for adults-while the cargo area has space for groceries but not a lot of other things that you expect to use a crossover to, such as a weekend project, beyond gear room, or small pieces of furniture.
ZDX is relatively smooth, but up to a kind of muted and jiggles weight fussed over rough pavement, for 2013 Integrated Dynamics System (IDS), which brings several modes suspension firmness and response-with very little improvement in performance or comfort, as we noted -so it's no great loss. Interior trims and finishes are really top line with a price tag of $ 51,815. Perforated, heated-and-cooled leather seats Milano is included, with stitching accents and a stunning wrap-around instrument panel that actually lives up to the promise of combining ZDX coupe-like design with a bit more utility.
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The 2013 Acura ZDX |
Hatchback enthusiasts may be interested in styling ZDX, and willing to make some sacrifices in usability, but when they saw the city-lackluster 16 mpg, 23 highway EPA ratings, it may be another potential final straw.
For 2013, the Acura ZDX is offered in only one model is essentially equivalent to the Tech Package models last year, but with some features. Standard equipment includes 435-watt Acura / ELS Surround auto system; 15 gigabytes of hard-drive storage, dual-zone climate control, and navigation system with voice recognition and real-time traffic and weather, and multi-view rearview camera. Now also included is a package of active safety features, Forward Collision Warning (FCW) and Lane Departure Warning (LDW) provides visual and audible warnings, and can help the driver avoid accidents.
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