| 2023 Acura MDX 4DR SUV W/Technology Package |
| REFINED, TECH-FORWARD, SPACIOUS, LOW-MILEAGE, ONE-OWNER, OFF-LEASE, NONSMOKER, LUXURY FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! Acura's three-row flagship has been a family favorite since 2001, and the redesigned MDX raised the bar with a new platform, a more sophisticated suspension, and a cockpit built around big digital displays. This 2023 Acura MDX with the Technology Package, finished in Lunar Silver Metallic and showing just over 40,800 miles, delivers that upscale experience in a bright, easy-to-love color. The Technology Package is what separates this MDX from a base model: a full-color head-up display, 20-inch wheels, and an interior lighting system that lets the cabin's mood follow the drive. Add a one-owner, off-lease history and factory coverage that still has time and miles remaining, and this MDX makes an easy case for itself. Why Shoppers Buy This Model Since its debut for the 2001 model year, the MDX has been the Acura that families reach for when a sedan stops being enough but a truck-based SUV is more vehicle than they want. It drives smaller than it looks, seats up to seven, and wraps that practicality in the quiet, well-finished cabin and precise road manners that Acura built its luxury reputation on. As the luxury division of Honda, Acura brings a level of everyday engineering polish that shoppers notice long after the new-car excitement fades. The redesign sharpened every one of those strengths. Acura reports 32 percent greater torsional stiffness in the body structure, which gives the suspension a firmer foundation to work from, and it introduced a double-wishbone front suspension to the MDX for the first time. A smooth V6 and a 10-speed automatic transmission handle the propulsion, a removable center second-row seat makes third-row access easier, and an expanded under-floor cargo area behind the third row keeps the back of the vehicle useful even with every seat in place. Automotive Press and Industry Recognition Autotrader's review of the redesigned MDX described a ride that lands between firm and comfortable, with the double-wishbone front suspension absorbing bumps without clunks or drama. The review also praised the cabin's attractive materials and thoughtful details, and it singled out the versatile cargo space, which measures 513 liters behind the third row and grows to 2,690 liters with both rear rows folded. Reviewers do note that the touchpad-based infotainment interface takes some time to learn and that the third row is best suited to shorter trips, which is typical of the segment. For most families, those are small trade-offs for a luxury SUV this composed, quiet, and well-finished. Warranty With 40,864 miles on the odometer, this MDX is STILL COVERED by the remainder of Acura's factory protection, which transfers to the next retail owner at no cost. Remaining transferable factory coverage: New Vehicle Limited Warranty: 4 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first. Based on the April 22, 2023 warranty start date, this coverage runs through April 22, 2027, with roughly 9,100 miles of allowance remaining. Powertrain Limited Warranty: 6 years or 70,000 miles, whichever comes first, covering the engine, transmission, and drivetrain components. This coverage runs through April 22, 2029, with roughly 29,100 miles of allowance remaining. For buyers who want protection beyond the remaining factory coverage, extended service plans are available for purchase. Standard Features The Technology Package is the step up that matters on the MDX, because it changes how the SUV looks, lights, and greets its driver. A full-color head-up display projects speed and driver-assistance information onto the windshield so eyes stay on the road, while 20-inch wheels give the stance more presence than the base 19-inch wheels. Rain-sensing wipers and power folding side mirrors take care of small chores automatically, so everyday driving feels effortless. The IconicDrive interior lighting system may be the most personal touch in the package. It offers 24 themed illumination options that let the driver set the cabin's atmosphere, from calm and understated for a late commute to something livelier for a weekend drive, which makes the interior feel tailored rather than merely equipped. Mechanical Features Power comes from a 3.5-liter direct-injected V6 producing 290 horsepower and 267 lb-ft of torque. It is a smooth, unhurried engine that delivers its output in a linear, confident way, and it pulls a full load of passengers and luggage without strain. Paired with it is a 10-speed automatic transmission with steering-wheel paddle shifters, and the many closely spaced gears keep the engine working in its comfortable range on the highway while still allowing quick, tidy responses around town. The EPA rates the MDX at 19 mpg city and 26 mpg highway in this front-wheel-drive configuration. Underneath, the redesigned MDX rides on a stiffer structure with a double-wishbone front suspension and a multi-link rear suspension. That combination is what gives this SUV its composed feel: bumps are absorbed without fuss, body motions stay controlled in corn |
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