OFFICIAL: RDX picture thread...
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OFFICIAL: RDX picture thread...
Blah Blah Blah I got my RDX whooptie doo. We all know what it costs and how raped everyone is getting and will be getting for thier first run RDX that will screw u in problems while everyone who pays sticker or less in 6 months gets the true problem free signature honda quality vehicles.
A little bitter about my minor problem ridden 1004th TSX ever built, 2nd one ever sold at Courtesy Acura in Orlando? Maybe, but I do love the RDX soooo
In this thread you will post pics of the RDX thats in YOUR (or ur friends/family's) Driveway!
We all know what the magazine and press release photos look like. So post em' up guys!!!
A little bitter about my minor problem ridden 1004th TSX ever built, 2nd one ever sold at Courtesy Acura in Orlando? Maybe, but I do love the RDX soooo
In this thread you will post pics of the RDX thats in YOUR (or ur friends/family's) Driveway!
We all know what the magazine and press release photos look like. So post em' up guys!!!
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I'm with you on my 2004 TSX and it's little nuances. My A/C has been going hot lately sometimes but everytime I take it to the dealer it runs cold as can be. My steering wheel radio buttons messed up the other day and were doing things backwards. Of course the next day everything was back to normal. My CD player is skipping now when it's playing burned CD-R's. Also, my damn TSX is burning oil...still haven't figured out what is up with that yet.
Anyway, I want to trade it in for the RDX as well, but I am going to wait until it's been out for a while and they start to deal on them a bit. I'm not in that big of a hurry to get a new car.
I did test drive one though...I was impressed with it and the wife liked it a lot too. Just enough room for us, and maybe a young'in in a couple of years.
Anyway, I want to trade it in for the RDX as well, but I am going to wait until it's been out for a while and they start to deal on them a bit. I'm not in that big of a hurry to get a new car.
I did test drive one though...I was impressed with it and the wife liked it a lot too. Just enough room for us, and maybe a young'in in a couple of years.
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Those wheels were on one of the Honda Executives RDX's that they have been driving for a while. Our Acura dealership got about 6 of them in here last week for whatever reason but they all had massive wear on the tires and inside so you can tell they have been driven.
And the 19" chrome don't cost $3500...I believe they're closer to $2100 and the silver star version is $1800+.
And the 19" chrome don't cost $3500...I believe they're closer to $2100 and the silver star version is $1800+.
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mmmmmm....
Originally Posted by dhager
The boston dealers are charging $3500 for the crome rims without tires
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Originally Posted by wiz
I'm with you on my 2004 TSX and it's little nuances. My A/C has been going hot lately sometimes but everytime I take it to the dealer it runs cold as can be. My steering wheel radio buttons messed up the other day and were doing things backwards. Of course the next day everything was back to normal. My CD player is skipping now when it's playing burned CD-R's. Also, my damn TSX is burning oil...still haven't figured out what is up with that yet.
Anyway, I want to trade it in for the RDX as well, but I am going to wait until it's been out for a while and they start to deal on them a bit. I'm not in that big of a hurry to get a new car.
I did test drive one though...I was impressed with it and the wife liked it a lot too. Just enough room for us, and maybe a young'in in a couple of years.
Anyway, I want to trade it in for the RDX as well, but I am going to wait until it's been out for a while and they start to deal on them a bit. I'm not in that big of a hurry to get a new car.
I did test drive one though...I was impressed with it and the wife liked it a lot too. Just enough room for us, and maybe a young'in in a couple of years.
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Originally Posted by rsbell66
Is it just the picture, or is your left rear door a different color?
I have a '06 TL ASM and the rear fender is off. similar to what I see with this picture.
I see this alot with Honda Accords, that the fenders don't match the hood.
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Originally Posted by jupitersolo
Is it just the picture, or is your left rear door a different color?
I have a '06 TL ASM and the rear fender is off. similar to what I see with this picture.
I see this alot with Honda Accords, that the fenders don't match the hood.
I have a '06 TL ASM and the rear fender is off. similar to what I see with this picture.
I see this alot with Honda Accords, that the fenders don't match the hood.
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Originally Posted by ArthurKnight
I prefer a more well defined bumper instead of the overhanging lip.
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It seems like a lot of the RDX colors change from different angles. I & our dealer really noticed this on the Bronze and the Red - below shows a lot of variation at different angles. Still waiting on my Red tech - it has supposedly been in transit since before the official on sale.
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Originally Posted by rdxsteverino
To each his/her own. I like a more integrated look even though repair costs are higher for even a minor rear-ender with an integrated rear bumper.
Yeah, you don't just have to repair the bumper but the hatch as well.
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Originally Posted by ArthurKnight
Yeah, you don't just have to repair the bumper but the hatch as well.
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bump.
for the new owners who want to show off their sweet ride.
rsbell has a nicely loaded RDX (page 1) for those wondering about the front skirt, side moldings, rear diffuser, and running boards.
here's my crappy photo of a carbon bronze taken off a local dealer's lot.
for the new owners who want to show off their sweet ride.
rsbell has a nicely loaded RDX (page 1) for those wondering about the front skirt, side moldings, rear diffuser, and running boards.
here's my crappy photo of a carbon bronze taken off a local dealer's lot.
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Originally Posted by Bootlegged
Wow... that's really slick!
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Originally Posted by glnn01
In comparison, it looks like the MDX is slightly wider. Are they about the same length as well?
The RDX is MUCH lower riding though the headroom seems only slightly diminshed. I can easily wash the roof of the RDX from ground level while the MDX requires me to stand on the step bars.
The length is definately shorter. Probably 6" or so. The width is also about 6" thinner. The 2nd row in the MDX you can place a child seat in the middle with no overlap to the other 2 seats. The RDX if you place the seat in the middle it encroaches both other seats.
The MDX is definately a bigger vehicle though not by much. It's a different vehicle all together than the RDX even though the looks are similar. I prefer the look of the new RDX over the new MDX which is why we passed on the MDX this time.