Acura MDX Ultimate Guide - All Trim Levels + Upcoming Changes for 2025 Model Year

With subtle refreshes coming for the 2025 model year, the Acura MDX is hotter than ever. Is it worth waiting for the latest and greatest, or should you try and snag a deal on a 2024? If so, which MDX package is the one to get?

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
0:55 Background
1:42 Acura MDX Base Engine & SH-AWD
3:04 MDX Standard Performance Features & Highlights
4:14 Acura MDX Type-S Engine & Peformance Features
5:25 2024 Acura MDX Standard Features
8:10 Standard Safety Tech & Features
9:05 2024 Acura MDX Base Model
9:50 2024 Acura MDX w/ Technology
11:25 2024 Acura MDX w/ A-Spec
12:47 2024 Acura MDX Type-S
13:50 2024 Acura MDX w/ Advance
15:08 2024 Acura MDX Type-S w/ Advance
16:31 Acura MDX U.S. Nationwide Inventory
16:47 Top Trims Top Picks & Upcoming Changes for 2025 Acura MDX
18:49 Final Summary

[chrisa.]

Crazy outrageous prices.. it was a car smart buyer.. now it is outrageous overprice, gas guzzler where is the hybrid... u are not telling folks outrageous gas mileage and cost increases $$$$

[EdwardGomez-ue]

This guy is not going to respond our responses . He has to get something for introducing the suv .

[hex]

My heavenly father has blessed my family so that we can certainly afford any of these models; but why?
Considering what's happening in the current car market $50k to $70K plus cars for the average family is a laughable joke.

I'm not trying to ding you. You have a job to do.

I'm trying to figure out, where does Acura thinks they will ship all their overpriced 2025s when the dealers have no room for them because they can't sell the ones on their lot now!

I don't know who at these car manufacturers thought that they could savage the American people with these prices and get away with it.

The American people are talking with their wallets & pocketbooks. That's why dealers have no more room for new cars.

Also, dealers and potential buyers are in jeopardy of many of their cars experiencing something called "Lot Rot".
In my (very) younger years (I'm old & retired) I was a professional mechanic. I had on occasion to prepare some of our customers’ cars for long term storage. I'm willing to bet that nothing is being done to the many cars on dealer lots to keep them in shape. One of the worst things to do to a car is let it set. Cars are meant to be driven. Oil separates, gas crystalizes in the injectors, valves, and fuel pump, tires get brittle and develop flat spots. The list goes on and on. There is no way I would entertain buying a car that's been on the dealer lot for more than six months.