


Acura MDX
Model Years Produced: 2022 to Current
Newly redesigned for 2022, the MDX is…fine. It has great handling but not a super great ride. It’s reasonably quick, but not fast. It has a nicer interior than its predecessor, but it’s certainly not class-leading compared to the Genesis GV80 or Volvo XC90. Where the MDX will likely excel is on the reliability front, though even the Lexus GX 460 has it beat there – though it must be said that the MDX handles much better than the GX 460. Ultimately, the MDX is a good car, though is outclassed in a segment of great cars.
Verdict
Pros
- Great handling, especially on the Type S model
- Sharp styling
- Good predicted reliability
Cons
- Infotainment is somewhat frustrating to use
- 2nd and 3rd rows are lacking features that its competitors have, like power-folding rear seats and USB ports standard
Reviews
Consumer Reports
- URL: https://www.consumerreports.org/cars/acura/mdx/2022/overview/
- Overall score: 76/100
- Road test: 77/100
- Predicted reliability: 4/5
- Predicted owner satisfaction: 2/5
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Other Outlets
- Car & Driver: https://www.caranddriver.com/acura/mdx
- Motor Trend: https://www.motortrend.com/cars/acura/mdx/
Specifications
All figures are as of 2022 model year.
- Transmission: Honda 10-speed automatic
- Drivetrain: FWD standard, AWD optional
- 2-speed transfer case not available
- Electronically locking center differential not available
- Electronically locking rear differential not available
- Base curb weight: 4271 lbs
- Max cargo capacity: 95.0 cu ft
- Seating: 3 rows
- Rear leg room: 38.5 in
- Towing capacity: 3500 lbs
Engines
Honda J35Y5 - 3.5L V6
Base engine
Power Figures
- 290 hp
- 267 lb-ft
Fuel Economy
- 22mpg combined
- 19mpg city
- 26mpg highway
Honda J30AC - 3.0L V6 Turbocharged
Standard on the Type S
Power Figures
- 355 hp
- 354 lb-ft
Fuel Economy
- 19mpg combined
- 17mpg city
- 21mpg highway