Acura MDX 2009Change

One of the best import vehicles I've owned. Excellent, reliable SUV that holds its value. Great in performance and styling. Only downside is it requires premium gasoline.

This is a really nice vehicle to drive. It handles very well in al types of weather but especially in winter. The Tech package adds a little more luxury. It is a very reliable vehicle.

This SUV drives like a dream. Excellent handling. I wish Acura made hybrid engines or worked on getting better gas mileage but apart from the mileage issue I have no other peeves!

Most reliable Car. Peace of mind with Acura extended warranty for 160k/7 yrs.Its base package has every option you can ask for.

I had this car for 15 months and am very happy with it. Handling and performance are great. My wife likes the 7-seat option and the automatic tailgate.

It's been a great vehicle for family ski trips, camping, soccer and hockey. The navigation has been a life saver several times and easy too use compared to my new vehicle. It's sporty reliable and luxurious all in one.

Excellent handling, high safety scores, loads of optional high-tech toys, powerful engine with decent fuel economy, relatively large third-row seat for a midsize luxury SUV.

Excellent handling, high safety scores, loads of optional high-tech toys, powerful engine with decent fuel economy, relatively large third-row seat for a midsize luxury SUV.

The MDX, compared to any other luxury SUV in its category, has amazing styling and performance with the reliability of a Honda and all for a competitive price. The trim levels are few as even the base model is nearly all-inclusive. The tech package adds a needed backup camera and adequate (but now dated) navigation. This is an easy vehicle to recommend.

The 2013 Acura MDX – a textbook collaboration of performance and luxury and flawless expression of the connection between man and machine. From the awe-inspiring 300 horsepower V6 engine, to the confidence-inspiring Super Handling All-wheel Drive™, to the just inspiring safety innovations, the MDX delivers an advanced driving experience in an exceptionally stylish form.

Rides well, handles well. love the 3rd row as well. My only beef is that its a gas guzzler, but then again, aren't most SUV's.

it'srelaibility was great but the performance not so muchI love the Acura Integra! It had great comfort, amazing interior design and exterior styling! I am absolutely in love with it's performance! The fact it is fuel economy makes it even better! The Acura Integra is most definitely a reliable car! he 2012 Acura MDX ranks 2 out of 20 Luxury Midsize SUVs. This ranking is based on our analysis of 86 published reviews and test drives of the Acura MDX, and our analysis of reliability and safety data.

Test drivers say the 2012 Acura MDX provides a great combination of sporty performance, good value and interior comfort.

In many cases, trading in your sporty little car for a big, comfortable, family SUV signals a serious downgrade in performance, but auto writers say that’s not an issue with the Acura MDX. There’s no question that the Acura MDX is one of the best-handling SUVs in its price range. Not only is it fun to drive, but it’s a good value, too. The MDX is also one of the least-expensive SUVs in its class, and most of the competitors that undercut its price don’t offer the same package of performance, quality and features.

For a busy family , this car provides a sense of reliability ,safety and performance. It is always at the ready to Transport a full load of passengers or "must haves" on family excursions . The seasonal road conditions and prevailing weather, has never hindered its performance on any count. This car is truly loved for the consistent service it provided. Super reliable,and super comfortable, even with extra passengers or baggage.

As was the case with the first generation, the TSX is sold as the Honda Accord in Europe. The front grille is about the only thing that's different, but it sure is attractive. Yet, overall, the silhouette is a bit too boxy and the wheels look undersized. Clearly, Acura made a bold, radical move, though the final result is questionable.

Like every other Acura, the interior of the 2009 TSX displays exemplary style, ergonomics, fit and finish. The rich material selection incorporates a busy yet harmonious dashboard which looks like a plane's cockpit. The equipment is impressive, including GPS-based navigation, satellite radio and a rearview camera (Technology Package). The layout is pretty overwhelming at first, but it becomes quite intuitive after a few days behind the wheel... and a few hours reading the owner's manual. Obviously, in typical Acura fashion, build quality is flawless -- both inside and out -- which helps convey a genuine sense of solidity and quality.

Stepping inside the car is no small task: the roofline is fairly low, headroom is limited and you can easily hit your head on the door frame. In addition, the front seats lack thigh support, making long drives less comfortable. On the plus side, the steering wheel offers a nice grip and visual execution. The driving position is adequate, much like the plush, comfortable suspension. The latter feels somewhat strange since Acura is usually known for producing firm-riding, sport-oriented sedans.

Subdued engine
A decrease in output from one generation to the next is something you almost never see in the auto industry. Yet, the 2009 Acura TSX just went from 205 to 201 horsepower. Granted, the drop is negligible, but still.

18-inch wheels, xenon HID headlights, a sunroof, tri-zone automatic climate control, a power tilt/telescoping steering column, heated seats, eight-way power front seats with driver lumbar adjustment, and heated rear seats, a 50/50-split-folding third-row seat, leather upholstery, a trip computer and Bluetooth. An eight-speaker stereo with an in-dash six-CD changer, satellite radio and an auxiliary audio jack is also standard.
3.7-liter V6 that produces 300 hp and 275 pound-feet of torque. A five-speed automatic transmission with manual shift control is standard. The MDX features the same "Super Handling" AWD system (SH-AWD) found in Acura's RL and TL sport sedans, which is capable of transferring different levels of power to individual wheels to maximize traction and grip through turns and in inclement weather.

Previously owned a bmw x5 and Audi Q7 and the Acura MDX is the best value and suv on the market! The resale value is great and easy to sell. Never had a problem.