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Motor oil keeps your Acura's finely tuned engine operating with power and efficiency. Any Acura owner who wishes to maximize their car's legendary longevity must change the motor oil on time. Here's a guide to optimal oil changes, which you can schedule at our Acura dealership in Indianapolis. more Oil Change Services Designed for Acura Vehicles How Often to Change Your Motor Oil Consult either your owner's manual or one of our technicians for the ideal oil service intervals for your particular Acura. You'll likely find that it's every 7,500 to 10,000 miles, which means twice a year for most drivers. There are a few factors that wear down motor oil more rapidly. If you regularly make short trips of under five miles, drive for long distances at low speeds, take your Acura on the track, or use very dusty, sandy, or muddy roads, consider refreshing your oil three or four times a year. When to Replace Your Oil Filter Another important Acura oil service is replacing the filter. The oil filter collects dirt, metal fragments, and sludge from the engine. If you forget to change this filter, it will eventually fill up and overflow, depositing these contaminants back into the system. Ideally, your oil filter should be removed and replaced each time you change the oil, but sometimes it's only necessary to replace the filter every other visit. Our technicians can inspect the filter whenever they change the oil and decide if it's time for a new one. Signs Your Oil or Filter Needs Changing With a well-planned oil service routine, your engine should perform smoothly without mishap for the car's entire lifespan. Nevertheless, it pays to know the signs of bad oil or an overflowing filter so you can quickly notice and remedy the situation. Low Oil Pressure Most oil-related problems will trigger the oil pressure warning light to appear on your dashboard. This light may indicate diminished volume, degraded quality, a clogged filter, or perhaps an oil leak. Leaking Oil It's not unheard of for motor oil to leak from a worn gasket, pan, drain plug, filter, or seal. Leaking oil might drip over the heated engine block or exhaust manifold, burning up and creating a burning oil smell. Falling Power Without the full lubrication of fresh oil, your engine will start to lose power. Your acceleration will feel sluggish and unresponsive. Check Engine Light With bad oil, you'll soon see the check engine light appear. This alert won't specify oil as the problem, but our technicians will soon work it out. Set Up Regular Oil Service at Your Acura Dealership Allow us to schedule routine maintenance for your Acura's engine. Our specialist Acura technicians can keep your luxury car purring along in tip-top shape for many years to come. Head to Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN, for prompt oil service.

Practical and fun to drive, the 2025 Acura Integra is one of the most compelling daily drivers. For this year, the model comes in five trim levels packed with innovative features and advanced technologies. more Integra Incredibly well-equipped, the entry model brings sporty performance and outstanding comfort. Under the hood, a 1.5L DOHC VTEC engine delivers a power output of 200 horsepower and 192 lb-ft of torque. Standard front-wheel drive and a continuously variable transmission with paddle shifters make driving fun, delivering performance and efficiency in all road conditions. This model is a perfect choice for commuters and road trippers. The interior boasts luxe leatherette-trimmed seating surfaces, heated front seats, and a 60/40 split fold-down rear seatback that folds flat to provide ample cargo space to fit your lifestyle. A-Spec A-Spec exterior and interior sport appearance packages come standard on this trim level, enhancing its visual appeal with styling details such as unique 18-inch wheels, a rear spoiler, black trim accents, and fog lights. Inside, contrast stitching on the shifter, shift boot, and steering wheel gives the cabin a cool look. The driver can enjoy sport pedals for a more confident, performance-focused drive. A-Spec w/Technology CVT The Technology Package enhances the A-Spec with a wealth of exciting features, including welcome lights and LED mirror-integrated turn signal indicators. Microsuede-trimmed seating surfaces with exclusive stitching enhance the cabin's visual appeal, while the driver's seat boasts position memory for two drivers. This trim also boasts numerous infotainment upgrades, including wireless smartphone integration, SiriusXM and HD Radio, USB-A and USB-C charging ports, and a Qi-compatible wireless charging pad. A head-up display also comes standard for enhanced convenience and safety. A-Spec w/Technology 6MT This trim has most of the CVT version's features but replaces the continuously variable transmission with a 6-speed manual for enhanced driving engagement. Rev-match control comes standard for precision downshifting and improved performance. Type S Built for sport-inspired driving, the Type S also comes with a manual transmission and boasts an upgraded powertrain that uses a 2.0L turbocharged engine for an impressive output of 320 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque. The Type S Sport Appearance Package comes with unique styling details, including 19-inch wheels with Brembo front brake calipers. Ultrasuede-trimmed seating surfaces with exclusive stitching give the cabin a luxe feel, while the infotainment system pairs with a premium 16-speaker ELS Studio 3D audio system. Ready to find your new Integra? Visit us at Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN to take your favorite trim for a test drive. Our team will be here to help with everything you need.

The 2024 Acura TLX is a compact sedan offering thrilling performance and a slew of luxurious features for a great price. It's also quite the looker with its stunning silhouette and muscular lines. Keep reading to learn more about this compelling ride! more Engine and Transmission Both the Technology and A-Spec models are powered by a 2.0L turbo inline-4 that features lightweight aluminum alloy construction and idle stop technology. The motor sends its impressive output of 272 hp and 280 lb-ft of torque through a 10-speed automatic transmission with steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters. At 355 hp and 354 lb-ft of torque, the 3.0L turbo V6 found under the hood of the TLX Type S provides a big boost in power. The A-Spec and Type S are equipped with the traction-enhancing Super Handling All-Wheel Drive system. Chassis Complementing the TLX's excellent straight-line performance is a nimble chassis tuned to provide sporty, responsive handling and a comfortable ride quality. Its suspension comprises of front double wishbones, rear multi-links, and amplitude reactive dampers, which use a pair of pistons to increase stability and reduce vibrations at the same time. Sizable front and rear disc brakes measuring at 13 inches contribute to short stopping distances. The Type S is especially effective at carving up the corners thanks to its adaptive damping system and high-performance chassis bracing that adds rigidity for sharper handling. It also gets 4-piston Brembo high-performance brakes. Interior and Amenities Get behind the wheel of the TLX, and it becomes clear that its interior design focuses on delivering the best driving experience possible. The cockpit boasts sophisticated styling, high-quality materials, and perfect ergonomics. Along with generous passenger space that includes 42.5 and 34.9 inches of legroom, the car offers 13.5 cubic feet of cargo space, making it ideal for everyday use. Deeply bolstered front seats wrapped in perforated leather hold you firmly in place during hard cornering, plus they feature heating and 12-way power adjustability. Dual-zone automatic climate control and customizable ambient lighting are standard, as well. Infotainment System No matter which TLX variant you choose, it will come with a 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen system providing support for wireless smartphone integration, Bluetooth HandsFreeLink and audio streaming, and a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot. HD Radio and SiriusXM satellite radio offer countless hours of listening enjoyment, guaranteed to sound amazing since the car gets a 13-speaker ELS premium audio system as standard equipment. Seriously eye-catching design, fantastic handling, and an inviting, practical interior: Acura's TLX has it all! Head down to Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN today and take it for a spin.

Engine diagnostics is a powerful tool our technicians use to identify issues that affect your Acura. Diagnostics is usually used if a warning light illuminates your dash, as we can trace the issue and repair it before it develops into a larger problem. It can also be used proactively to improve vehicle performance. As your Acura dealer, we want to tell you more about other benefits of diagnostics. more You Save Money Repairs can be costly, especially things like rebuilding an engine or transmission. In almost every case, these major, time-consuming, and expensive situations can be prevented by identifying an issue when it first starts. A minor issue, like a dirty engine air filter, takes a few minutes to replace and is very cheap. If it's not replaced, your engine will eventually suffer major damage to its pistons, cylinders, and other components. Your engine contains numerous sensors, which supply information to your Acura computer on the status of their connected component. The sensors can identify minute changes, like a reduction of air to the engine as the filter becomes blocked. In this case, a diagnostic would identify the issue, and we can replace it while you wait comfortably. You Improve Performance Minor issues can develop in an engine over time. They're not serious enough to trigger a warning light, as the affected component is still working. These issues will still decrease engine performance, leading to slightly increased wear and tear on components and increased fuel usage. The issues are still identified by the sensors and reported to the computer, which logs them with error codes. These issues include a partial blockage in the fuel filter, a less than 14:1 air-to-fuel ratio in the engine, and less-than-perfect ignition and valve timings. None of these issues are immediately noticeable, but identifying and correcting them will give your Acuras engine a performance boost. A diagnostic test will easily identify these issues, and we can repair them. You Save Time There never seems to be enough time to do everything, and for most things, you need your car. Auto repairs, before the 1980s and the rise of car computers, sensors, and diagnostic systems, took longer. A mechanic had to individually check and test components until the exact fault was discovered. Nowadays, you save time by bringing your Acura to our service department for a diagnostic. We can identify issues through a diagnostic test and often fix them while you wait. This reduces time without your car and also reduces repair costs. If you'd like to know more about diagnostics or to book a test, contact our service department today at Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN.

AcuraWatch is an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) that protects you while you drive. It's standard in all Acura vehicles and uses cameras, radar, and sensors to make your driving experience safer than ever. As your Acura dealership, we want to tell you about some of the Acura safety features and how they protect you. more Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) When driving, it can be easy to stray into a neighboring lane, which can be dangerous. A vehicle in that lane might not react in time, resulting in an accident. This feature uses a camera to identify the lane lines and works continually to keep your vehicle centered in its lane. If your wheels cross the lane lines without you actively steering or activating a direction indicator, the system provides visual and audible warnings. Should your vehicle continue to move into the lane, it will turn your steering wheel to guide your Acura back into its lane. Road Departure Mitigation (RDM) This system uses the same technology above, but it reacts if the camera detects your vehicle will cross over the road boundary lines. It will sound an audible warning and actively brake to prevent your Acura from leaving the road. Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) This feature can be activated whenever your vehicle exceeds 20 mph, and it helps to make highway driving less tedious. When you're driving long distances on the highway, you can set your cruise control to maintain a particular speed. You can also set a following distance between you and any vehicle ahead. Radar can detect a vehicle in front of your Acura, and braking will be automatically applied to reduce your speed to keep the preset distance. Collision Mitigation Braking System (CMBS) A camera and radar monitor any vehicle in front and assess its speed. The system calculates the distance between your bumper and the other vehicle and will instantly provide visual and audible warnings if you're closing too fast on the other vehicle. This gives you time to assess the situation and take corrective action. If you're unable to react in time, barking is automatically initiated to slow or stop your vehicle instantly, depending on the situation. Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) Blind spots are difficult, sometimes even impossible to see when driving. A vehicle or bicyclist can easily move into a blind spot and this could lead to an accident. Rear sensors continually scan the blind spots and sound an audible warning if anything crosses into one. This allows you to take evasive action and prevent a collision. If you'd like to know more about your safety systems, contact us today at Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN.

Whether you are searching for a compact crossover, a stylish sedan, or a spacious full-size SUV, you will always find plenty of fantastic options at your local Acura dealership. If you are in the market for a new family vehicle and want to discover the extraordinary models offered by Acura, you've come to the right spot. Read on, learn more about these great models, and schedule your visit to our showroom! more 1. 2024 Acura RDX The 2024 Acura RDX is a sporty crossover SUV that is ready to conquer new terrains and take your family on the most memorable adventures. Offered in five unique trim levels, this model is powered by a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder powertrain that generates 272 horsepower and 280 pounds of torque. With standard all-wheel drive in all trim levels, the 2024 RDX is the perfect vehicle to explore the most breathtaking destinations in the country, offering a confident and powerful driving experience. When it comes to space and comfort, this crossover SUV has two rows of seating, with 42.0 inches of legroom in the front, 38.0 inches in the rear, and a maximum cargo capacity of 79.8 cubic feet with the rear seat backs folded down. 2. 2024 Acura Integra If you are looking for a compact sports car that delivers a fun and exciting driving experience while providing all the comfort your family deserves, the 2024 Integra is an extraordinary choice. This model offers potential buyers two powertrain configurations to choose from, starting with a 1.5-liter turbocharged unit that pumps 200 horsepower and 192 pounds of torque. The second option is a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine that produces 320 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque. Besides its smooth and responsive handling, the 2024 Integra comes standard with an extensive array of comfort perks in all of its trim levels. Some of these popular built-in features include heated front seats, 60/40 split fold-down rear seat backs, steering wheel-mounted controls, ambient LED cabin lighting, leather-trimmed steering wheel, auto-dimming rearview mirror, and a 12-volt power outlet in the center console. 3. 2024 Acura MDX When it comes to dynamic performance, a thrilling driving experience, and a spacious cabin for everyone onboard, the 2024 Acura MDX stands as a leader in its category, offering extraordinary value for your money. This crossover SUV is available in six different trim levels and offers two powertrain configurations, including a turbocharged six-cylinder unit that generates 355 horsepower and 354 pounds of torque. All models offer comfortable seating for up to seven passengers. Can't wait to find the perfect Acura for you and your loved ones? Drop in by Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN, and we'll tell you all about this and other great models in our showroom.

It's important to change the position of each tire on your vehicle at regular intervals. Having the certified technicians at your Acura dealership rotate your tires regularly will improve your Acura's handling and performance, ensure even tire wear, and extend the lifespan of your tires. A regular tire rotation will save you money and ensure your safety on the road. more Rotation Intervals Regularly rotating your tires is important because the front and rear tires on your Acura perform different tasks, causing them to wear down at different rates. Acura recommends swapping your tires during the 7,500-mile maintenance interval to prevent irregular wear. Our certified Acura technicians conduct professional rotations following the correct rotation pattern for your specific model. They will inspect your tires for wear and damage and inflate them to the correct pressure levels. When our technicians perform regular rotations, your tires will be in good condition, wear more evenly, and could last longer. Your model's rotation patterns and intervals are in your owner's manual, or you can speak to us for more information. Rotation Services Acura Accelerated Service offers you a range of expert services in less than an hour while you sit back and relax in our comfortable lounge. Our specially trained Acura Accelerated Service technicians will use genuine Acura parts and fluids to service your vehicle. These services can include a rotation, oil and filter change, fluid check, battery test, and a brake and suspension inspection. Our technicians will also hand torque all lug nuts, check the underside of your vehicle's chassis, inspect the exterior lights, check your seat belts, and perform a comprehensive multi-point vehicle inspection in less than 60 minutes. You even receive a complimentary crew carwash voucher with every Acura Accelerated Service. Rotation Benefits Allowing us to service your vehicle regularly offers several great benefits. Our technicians thoroughly inspect your tires, ensuring each tire is in good condition, and inflate them to the proper pressure. Regular rotations and proper inflation ensure all four tires wear evenly. When your tires wear down at the same rate, it will increase your tires' grip on the road. You will have the necessary traction to accelerate, corner, and brake safely, even on wet road surfaces. Regular rotations limit vibrations that can damage your vehicle's components and cause balancing and alignment issues, offering you a smoother and more comfortable driving experience. Ensure your tires are in good condition and last longer with regular rotations. Swing by Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN, today for an Acura Accelerated Service rotation. Our certified Acura technicians are specifically trained to perform expert services quickly and effectively to keep your Acura in top condition.

Most drivers understand that taking their vehicle to their Acura dealership for annual Acura maintenance is the manufacturer's recommendation. However, not all are aware of why regular checks and adhering to the recommended oil change schedule are so important. With this in mind, let's take a closer look at why you should never overlook your maintenance checks and fluid changes. more Prolong Your Acura's Lifespan Regular maintenance will prolong your Acura's lifespan and keep it in good working order long into the future. Having your vehicle regularly serviced reduces excess wear and tear of its components, delaying the need for repairs and potentially saving you money in the long run. Improve Your Car's Performance Routine maintenance carried out in line with the recommended schedule will help ensure your Acura stays in optimal working order, boosting its performance and fuel efficiency overall. You'll be able to enjoy driving even more while also potentially saving money every time you fill up with gas. Enhance Your Safety Staying safe behind the wheel is paramount, and without regular vehicle maintenance, you could be putting yourself at higher risk of an accident. Worn components can fail unexpectedly, potentially resulting in a dangerous failure of the engine or brakes. Greater Eco-Friendliness A well-maintained vehicle will emit fewer pollutants into the environment, reducing your carbon footprint and helping you to protect the planet. Regular Oil Change and Other Crucial Acura Dealership Recommended Maintenance Tasks Changing your Acura's oil according to the recommended schedule is vital to keep your engine running smoothly. Your car's other fluids, including the brake fluid, transmission fluid, power steering fluid, and engine coolant, also require regular checking and topping up whenever necessary to help ensure the safe and smooth running of your car. Routine battery checks, tire checks, and brake checks ​are also essential and are carried out during your Acura's ​annual service. These checks will ensure you have no safety issues while driving and that you won't be at increased risk of a breakdown or expensive repairs. Can I Carry Out Maintenance Tasks Myself? While there are some maintenance tasks that are relatively easy to perform yourself, such as checking and topping up windshield wiper fluid or ​topping ​up your tire pressure. Some tasks ​can be difficult to manage correctly without specialist knowledge and equipment, and therefore ​visiting your dealership can help solve a problem without too much stress. If your Acura needs servicing, or you're concerned about any aspect of ​maintenance, call Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN, today.

In order to keep your Acura running at its best, you have to take care of it. One of the most crucial pieces of routine maintenance you can perform for your car is regular oil changes. Changing your oil might not seem glamorous, but your car will thank you for staying on top of it. So how do you know when it's time to swap out that oil at your Acura dealer? more It's Been a While Most newer Acura models can happily cruise from 5,000 to 7,500 miles between oil changes thanks to advancements in engine and oil quality. However, if you're rocking an older model or your engine is working harder than usual (think lots of stop-and-go traffic or heavy towing) you might need to roll it in for a change more frequently. Oil or Check Engine Light Your Acura is pretty smart. If it's time to change the oil, it will let you know. If you see the oil light come on, it's your car's way of warning you that it's time for some fresh oil. And if the check engine light comes on, it could also mean that something's up with your oil. The Dipstick Test Pop the hood, pull out the dipstick, wipe it off, dip it back in, and take a look. What you want to see is some nice amber-colored oil. If it's looking dark and dirty, it's time for a change. Also, make sure the oil level is within the safe range. Low oil levels might mean you have a leak or your engine is consuming too much oil. Knock, Knock: It's Engine Noise Oil lubricates all the moving parts in your engine, reducing friction and preventing damage. If your oil is old or low, your engine might start to make more noise than usual. If you hear knocking or rumbling sounds coming from under the hood, get your oil checked out ASAP. Oil Smell Inside the Car If you start to smell oil inside your car, it's a pretty big red flag. It could mean that there's an oil leak, or your engine is overheating and burning off oil. Smoke from the Exhaust A little exhaust on a cold day is normal, but if you're noticing smoke, that's a different story. It could indicate an oil leak. Visit Your Acura Dealer If you're noticing any of these signs, it's probably time to show your Acura some love with fresh oil. We know cars from the top to the bottom and will make sure yours gets the right oil and top-notch service. Keep your Acura running happy and healthy with regular oil maintenance. It's an investment in your car's performance and a favor to your future self. Call and schedule your next service with Ed Martin Acura today.

Most states require cars to undergo a car emissions test every few years. However, things are a little different in Indiana. We'll get into it a little deeper below, and we'll also talk to you about when you should head to the Acura dealer for a checkup on your emissions system. more How Often Do You Need a Car Emissions Test in Indiana? Emissions tests aren't mandatory in the vast majority of Indiana. Only the counties of Lake and Porter have mandatory emissions testing. Those tests must take place every two years on cars that weigh less than 9,000 pounds and that were manufactured after 1975. If you keep your car out-of-state a lot of the time, then it's a good idea to get it tested early, as that may be more convenient for you. For example, if your next test is due in December 2025, but you won't be in Indiana at that time, then you can get the car tested early if you wish. You're allowed to get your car tested as early as October of the year before your next test is due. When You Should Head to Your Acura Dealer to Get Your Emissions System Checked Out Even though emissions testing isn't mandatory in most of Indiana, it's a good idea to keep an eye on your emission system to make sure it's in good condition. If it's not working properly, then your car might break down at a really inconvenient time. There are a couple of indicators that let you know when your emissions system is failing. Emissions Light Your Acura might have a warning on your dash telling you to check the emissions system. Even if your car seems like it's running fine, it's best to go to the dealer ASAP when this light comes on. You'll probably start noticing issues pretty soon, so it's best to get the car checked out before the problems get too bad. Lower Gas Mileage If your fuel level is dropping much faster than expected, then something has likely gone wrong with the car. Your exhaust might not be expelling dangerous gases properly, and that can impact your engine's performance. If your engine has to work harder to keep the car going, then it's going to use more gas. Bad Smells If you can smell gasoline or exhaust fumes in your cabin, even if the smell is subtle, then you have a problem. You need to get to the dealer as soon as you can. Make sure to drive with the windows rolled down, as inhaling these fumes can be deadly. Stop by Ed Martin Acura if your emissions system is faulty. You may not need to get an emissions check if you're not in Lake or Porter, but you should still make sure your emissions system runs smoothly so your car can remain in great shape.

Your tires are the only part of your car in contact with the surface. Continual surface contact causes wear and tear on even the best tires. Worn tires are dangerous, as they can easily lead to an accident. As your Acura dealer, we'd like you to know some of the signs you need to visit us for new tires. more Lincoln Penny Test A good tread thickness is essential for safe driving, as the tread allows your tires to grip the surface effectively. Tread makes braking faster and more effective, and increases your driving control. The raised tread on a tire wears down as you drive, and once the tread reaches a thickness of only 1/16" inch, that tire needs replacement. The penny test involves placing a Lincoln penny upside down in the grooves between the tread. Your tread is in great condition if you can only see Lincoln's chin. If you can see his face up to the hairline, your tread is worn and will need replacement soon. Finally, if you can see the top of Lincoln's head, your tires tread is too thin, and you need to visit us ASAP. Visible Tire Wear Bars Tire wear bars are small rubber squares in the grooves between the tire tread. They're not visible on a new tire, as they're obscured by the tread, but they will become more noticeable as your tire gradually wear down. These bars are an important indicator of tire tread health. The more visible the tire wear bars, the thinner your tire tread is. It's important for your safety and long-term tire health to regularly examine the wear bars. If the wear bars are the same level as your tread, your tires are very worn and need to be replaced. We can easily confirm worn tires, and our technicians can fit and balance replacement tires for you while you wait. We always have stock of the correct tire size for your car in a choice of all major brands. Tire Bulges A tire bulge or bubble is a sign of internal tire damage. A bulge is formed when part of the tire is pinched against a hard, solid object. The usual cause of a tire bulge is catching the tire against a curb. Air becomes concentrated in the bulge, which stretches the rubber and makes it thinner. A bulge won't increase in size, but it causes a permanent weak point on a tire. Driving with a bulge in the tire is dangerous, as the bulge can rupture at any time and cause a blowout. We can't repair a bulge, but we can install a replacement tire for you. If you have worn or damaged tires, call our service department today at Ed Martin Acura.

If you've been shopping for 2023 vehicles that will get you more for your money at the gas pump, you've come to the right place. Check out these sophisticated, feature-packed Acura cars and SUVs that get exceptional fuel efficiency, then head to your Acura dealer to test drive your top options. more 2023 Integra The iconic Acura Integra returned to the lineup this year after an extended absence. This sporty compact gets the brand's best fuel economy. If you add the A-Spec feature package, the numbers drop slightly across the board, unless you opt for the manual transmission. The Integra was named the best small luxury car of the year by US News and World Report. It comes with a host of standard driver assistance features and provides a smooth yet agile ride, so you'll definitely find it fun to drive. The cabin is also appointed with an 8-speaker stereo and a 7-inch touchscreen that supports Siri Eyes Free voice commands, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto. 2023 TLX If you're looking for a midsize sedan, you'll get great fuel economy with the Acura TLX. It offers one of the best values on the market for a luxury car of this size, and you'll get even better numbers with the automatic front-wheel-drive version. If you opt for all-wheel-drive, fuel economy drops just slightly in all categories. The TLX comes with a 272-hp turbo-four paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission. In addition to its great fuel economy and impressive performance, the TLX is named a Top Safety Pick+ of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and has a five-star overall crash test rating from the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration. It's packed with driver assistance features like a rearview camera, auto high beams, traffic sign recognition, adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning with emergency braking, and more. 2023 RDX This compact crossover is the most fuel-efficient SUV in the Acura lineup. You'll get impressive numbers with the front-wheel drive version on both city and highway and still impressive efficiency if you decide on all-wheel drive. The RDX is packed with a generous array of standard features, with a spacious, comfortable interior. Tech fans will appreciate the expansive touchscreen infotainment display, which integrates wireless smartphone connectivity as well as Amazon Alexa voice commands. Dual-zone automatic climate control, a panoramic moon roof, and a digital instrument cluster are also standard. When you're ready to upgrade to a greener vehicle, visit our team for a test drive. Contact Ed Martin Acura to schedule an appointment today.