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Edmunds Evaluation: 2007 Acura MDX


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Edmunds Evaluation: 2007 Acura MDX

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Normally, trying to be all things to all people is a six-lane freeway to suckitude. This is the downfall of focus-grouped design-by-committee automaking, which waters creativity down to the point of the lowest common denominator. Death by clinic.

With its all-new Megatron-faced 2007 MDX, Acura wants the MDX to be mentioned in the same breath as the Porsche Cayenne and BMW X5. Doing so required the new MDX to be a much hotter tamale than the lame-duck MDX in nearly every way, so Acura endowed the 2007 model with a formidable dynamic repertoire. Effectively negotiating the opposing tables of performance, utility and comfort is a delicate balancing act that the smarter, buffer MDX pulls off convincingly.

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Love the MDX.

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I do, too. I think the grille adds a lot to its character. The interior is still a turn-off, though, with all that wood (Edmunds made it seem like it is fake, is it?) and the many buttons with the upgraded stereo system.

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