2018 Acura RDX Advanced Pkg - Key FOB
I just purchased a 2018 RDX advanced and received only one key fob with a engine start (driver 1) and the other without (driver 2). Wondering if that how it comes or should I have received the engine start fob for driver 2 also. Anyone have a clue? Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Rohan Desai
(Post 16146109)
I just purchased a 2018 RDX advanced and received only one key fob with a engine start (driver 1) and the other without (driver 2). Wondering if that how it comes or should I have received the engine start fob for driver 2 also. Anyone have a clue? Thanks!
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In Canada both fobs are fully equipped.
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Yes, Same with our 2017 Advance. Sort of silly. Our MDX Advance came with two remote start remotes.
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Originally Posted by RDX-Rick
(Post 16146121)
In Canada both fobs are fully equipped.
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Originally Posted by chickdr
(Post 16146155)
Yet another area we are shorted in the US....
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Originally Posted by jcross1231
(Post 16146195)
I think we should all go up there and buy Canadian models. I don't "get" why Acura makes the distinction.
In Canada the AWD (all we can get) Elite costs $49,562.50 (CDN) with freight and PDI charges. But if you convert that to USD, it is $38,544,76 USD. So if you did come to Canada you could save $6450.24 USD or $8,293.27 CDN. Of course we pay an additional $6,443,12 CDN in taxes. Someone should check these numbers because in years past, the cost of US cars was always cheaper than Canada. |
Interesting - my 2017 MDX Tech had 2 key fobs that both have the remote start button - US model....
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Originally Posted by andysinnh
(Post 16147164)
Interesting - my 2017 MDX Tech had 2 key fobs that both have the remote start button - US model....
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That's odd. Purchased the Remote Starter Kit for my wife's 2017 RDX Tech and the Acura dealer that did the install gave us 2 Engine start fobs - Driver 1 & 2. So now we have a total of 4 FOBs :).
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Originally Posted by RDX-Rick
(Post 16146245)
Well if I obtained the correct pricing information from the Acura.ca and Acura.com web sites, an AWD Advanced model in the US cost $44,995 (USD) with destination charge.
In Canada the AWD (all we can get) Elite costs $49,562.50 (CDN) with freight and PDI charges. But if you convert that to USD, it is $38,544,76 USD. So if you did come to Canada you could save $6450.24 USD or $8,293.27 CDN. Of course we pay an additional $6,443,12 CDN in taxes. Someone should check these numbers because in years past, the cost of US cars was always cheaper than Canada. I'm not sure Honda Canada / America would take too kindly to any dealer that facilitated the purchase and export of a car. Besides, isn't there a 25-year rule on imports in the U.S.? On remote starts, shouldn't you just drive it as soon as you start it and not wait for it to warm up? Idling is hard on a car and does little for the transmission anyway. With heated seats and steering wheel, the only excuse to wait might be frost or fog on the windshield. (Memories of all the POSs I drove in the '70s and '80s with their thick hyde-of-the-Nauga seats and me in polyester pants...) |
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