Announced June 1 and due in dealer showrooms by late summer, the all-wheel-drive RDX may be the ideal vehicle for the urban dweller who weekends in the country with friends and spends occasional time on unpaved or snow-covered back roads. The RDX falls into what's being called the "entry premium SUV market," meaning cars that are bigger and more luxurious and have more technology than a Toyota RAV4, and are smaller and cheaper than the Acura MDX or BMW X5. Buyers of these $30,000-to-$40,000 vehicles are looking for a big dose of technology, and the RDX has it..



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