Acura RD-X

On sale 2006. Features SH-AWD' all-wheel drive system. This system distributes torque not only between the front and rear wheels, but also between the left and right rear wheels. The result is superior traction on all surfaces and in all weather conditions, as well as increased cornering precision. With fully independent front and rear suspension. Large Brembo disc brakes with slotted rotors, 19-inch, 5-spoke alloy wheels and 255/50R19 tires.

An eight-inch color LCD screen and next-generation version of the AcuraLink' satellite communication system, which includes real time traffic information and enables communication between the RD-X driver and Acura customer service. Also allow the driver to access the Internet, read movie reviews, and download music. A hard-drive, integrated into the center console, allows storage of an entire digital music library, which can be accessed at any time. Instead of side view mirrors, the RD-X employs two small rear-facing cameras located on the upper front corner of the front doors. These cameras transmit a clear view of traffic on both sides of the vehicle to the navigation display. A nine-speaker DVD-Audio system delivers surround sound to all seating positions.

Sounds good.

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Daya
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Your point?

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Ron Joiner

I'm really impressed. Not.

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Catherine Hampton

That's what I was thinking. Sounds like the "old" Subaru AWD system when equipped with the rear LSD. I'm not sure what year the LSD was first available, but something tells me that Subaru has a good 10 year lead on the Acura, at least in terms of AWD technology.

-Matt

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Hallraker

I believe the diffs are electronically contolled so thay can actively vary the torque left to right to aid in handling and traction.

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Rob Munach

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