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Acura drops a V-6 in the redesigned RDX

The new Acura RDX gets a V-6 with 33 more horsepower and better fuel economy, thanks to variable cylinder management.
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By:
Mark Rechtin
March 29, 2012 05:00 AM

PHOENIX -- The redesigned RDX reflects lessons Acura has learned in the fledgling entry-premium crossover segment, which other luxury brands are only now entering.

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