Somehow Acura has managed to build a little crossover SUV that tempts you to do the same. Taut handling, quick steering, and supportive seats with big side bolsters mean you can get away with the sort of maneuvers typically reserved for mirrorshade-wearing midlife crises in a 911 Cabriolet, or teenage sons of Silicon Valley executives with $15K of tuner parts bolted to their Eclipse. In short, while the RDX is a sensible vehicle with decent gas mileage and lots of cargo space, it’s also a hoot to drive, and will sorely tempt you to hit the paddle shifters, floor it, and become That Guy.

Acura RDX Consumer Reviews Acura RDX Expert Review Acura RDX Photo Gallery Pros: SH-AWD lives up to its name Puts the “sport” back into sport utility vehicle Light, direct steering Powerful brakes Cons: Weak fuel economy Center console is too busy with navigation controls, audio controls, HVAC controls… you get the picture Cargo space, like […]