If the first generation of Acura?s RDX was the crossover SUV equivalent of a college student?amped up, eager to party, daring?its 2013 follow-up had somehow woken up married with a mortgage. Gone was the original RDX?s high-strung turbocharged 2.3-liter inline-four engine, its torque-vectoring Super Handling All-Wheel Drive system, and its firm ride. All of that was replaced by an inoffensive crossover with a smooth, effortless V-6; a soft suspension setup; and conventional all-wheel drive. Sales shot through the roof and haven?t stopped climbing since. Now Acura thinks it?s high time for a mid-life crisis. READ MORE ??
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