Higher mileage RDX’s!
I have a 2016 Advanced that I bought used, with 113,000 and I now have 116,000 on it. All recommended maintenance was done at the selling dealer and the only major things I know that were done is timing belt and front and rear brakes. I love it, no problems to date and the only complaint I have is wind noise at the drivers door (which has not been investigated).
I just sold my 2015 AWD tech RDX with 96,000 miles. (Was my spare car, have a 2019 Aspec)
Regularly maintained, all fluids changed as needed mostly by myself, timing belt done by an ex Honda mechanic who has his own shop.
Ran just fine the person that bought it had been searching for 3 months for one in his price range and vintage. Got a good price, too. $17,000.
Regularly maintained, all fluids changed as needed mostly by myself, timing belt done by an ex Honda mechanic who has his own shop.
Ran just fine the person that bought it had been searching for 3 months for one in his price range and vintage. Got a good price, too. $17,000.
Probably not a lot of 3rd +2019 Gen RDXs over 100,000 miles. They would have to put +25,000 miles a year when we were all locked down during the pandemic for over two years. I went from +17,000 miles per year before the lockdown to 3500-5000 miles per year for each of my vehicles during lockdown.
My 2019 RDX ASpec had 80K miles. No issues so far. Have been doing regular mtce at my mechanic vs Acura. Brakes are original discs and pads. Running snow tires so original tires have lots of tread. Using regular gas. Only pain is the entertainment system not initiating the USB port when the car goes into reverse at initial start.
My 2019 RDX ASpec had 80K miles. No issues so far. Have been doing regular mtce at my mechanic vs Acura. Brakes are original discs and pads. Running snow tires so original tires have lots of tread. Using regular gas. Only pain is the entertainment system not initiating the USB port when the car goes into reverse at initial start.
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Recently replaced bad Alternator, Shocks and struts. I am now dealing with the car stuttering and then dying sometimes after I start it, reverse a bit, then put it in drive. Turning the wheel seems to worsen the issue. Any ideas? Power steering fluid level is good. I replaced the o ring less than a year ago in it as well.
Maybe check to see if your engine air filter isn't clogged? I would also recommend posting this in the first gen forums - this thread is 3rd gen and specifically for 2019+ RDX model years. You're more likely to find the knowledge there for your specific issue.
My 2019 RDX ASpec had 80K miles. No issues so far. Have been doing regular mtce at my mechanic vs Acura. Brakes are original discs and pads. Running snow tires so original tires have lots of tread. Using regular gas. Only pain is the entertainment system not initiating the USB port when the car goes into reverse at initial start.
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