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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.

The 2024 Acura Integra is a luxurious compact with sleek lines, a sporty feel, and a powerful 200-horsepower VTEC®️ Turbo engine that can help you get anywhere and everywhere in total comfort and security. With a six-speed manual transmission and 310 pounds of torque, this vehicle is steeped in power. Check out these models at your Acura dealer today. more Stunning and Sophisticated Exterior Although this Acura model is undeniably a robust vehicle in a class of its own, it certainly does not skimp on style. From the signature Diamond Pentagon Grille to the Integra wheel designs in your choice of finishes, everything is bold and statement-making down to the last detail. Plus, you'll find plenty of cargo room in the trunk, with seats that can fold flat for extra space. The vehicle accommodates everything you need for long trips while remaining uncluttered and sleek-looking. Complete Connectivity and Entertainment A center display touchscreen keeps you connected and in control for your entire ride. You can connect your phone, access apps, control the music, or pull up the Acura's robust navigation system. Plus, it comes with Alexa functionality, so you don't even have to take your hands off the wheel. Just activate the voice system, and you're ready to go. Wireless Apple CarPlay®️ integration allows you to tap into and stream all of the music you could want, and the ELS Studio 3D®️ offers high-fidelity, clear surround sound. All of this is right at the touch of a button or the sound of your voice. Safety Features for the Ultimate Drive The Acura's safety features are innovative and well-integrated, working with you to help you keep apprised of everything going on around you. AcuraWatch™️ comes with plenty of features like a collision braking system and adaptive cruise control. There are also pedestrian detection and traffic sign recognition systems to help you and your loved ones stay aware and safe. Interior Features to Fit Your Style Drive this Acura model and be prepared to sit in the lap of luxury the whole way there, thanks to a leather-covered steering wheel and fully adjustable microsuede seats. You'll also have everything you need while you're in the driver's seat, including access to the digital instrument display that indicates your speed, drive mode, and more. This Acura model is bound to deliver the ultimate luxury driving experience, with plenty of safety features and a lot of pick-up for any terrain. If you're in the market for a new vehicle, it's time you checked it out. Visit us at Ed Martin Acura and test drive one of our models today.

The best part about car shopping is getting to test drive a car you want to buy. When you take a brand-new car out for a test drive at your Acura dealership, it's important to pay attention to performance elements, so you buy a car that fits all your needs. more 1. Comfort Assessing the comfort of a new car is about more than just the plushness of the upholstery. Ride comfort can also refer to the softness or bounciness of the suspension. A comfortable car will practically glide over the road with a cloud-like feel, even over bumps and potholes. 2. Quietness The quietness of the cabin is also important, particularly if you're an audiophile. When the windows are up, road noise pollution in a new car should be low. 3. Acceleration A brand-new Acura is going to have highly responsive acceleration. A plucky engine will meet your acceleration demands when you pull into traffic, even when you are accelerating from a complete stop. 4. Braking Good brakes on a new car will respond at the tap of your foot, but the brake response shouldn't feel abrupt or harsh. The best place to assess the brakes is on a suburban road with plenty of stop signs. Make sure you test forceful braking, soft braking, and rolling braking. 5. Handling Finally, you will also want to assess how easy it is to handle the car. With power steering and other advanced steering systems, it should be easy to direct a car on the road. If the steering feel doesn't match your driving habits, you may want to consider a different vehicle. How Long Should You Test Drive a Car? As a rule of thumb, it's a good idea to test drive a potential vehicle for at least 30 minutes. A half-hour usually gives you enough time to experience driving the car in different traffic flows and road settings. It's also a good idea to drive on familiar roads and plan your own route. Should You Test Drive Multiple Models at Your Acura Dealership? While you might have your heart set on a specific Acura model, it's still a good idea to broaden your horizons when you are at your local dealership. For drivers who do their car shopping online, seeing a car in person can be different from seeing a car on a webpage. You may end up seeing a model in person that you previously dismissed. Plus, by test-driving different models, you will have a better idea of how well the handling of your preferred model meshes with your driving style. A new car is always going to be fun to drive, especially if you've been driving an older vehicle for a while. However, when you are test-driving a new Acura, it's important to pay attention to factors like comfort and handling. Contact Ed Martin Acura to schedule a test drive today.

You know that sinking feeling you get when the check engine light comes on? Don't stress; visiting your Acura dealer for an engine diagnostic test will provide valuable information about the overall condition of your TLX, RDX, or Integra and help identify issues that might have gone unnoticed otherwise. Below is what a diagnostic test will tell you about your vehicle. more 1. Why the Check Engine Light Is Illuminated Your Acura's check engine light can come on for many reasons to warn you that something is wrong, and it can be difficult to determine the exact problem. Asking your Acura technician to perform a diagnostic test eliminates the long, tedious process of identifying what is causing the issue. The test will accurately pinpoint why the check engine light is on so that the necessary repairs can be performed. 2. Early Problem Detection One of the greatest benefits of diagnostic tests is early problem detection. Diagnostic tests are the perfect tool to troubleshoot exciting problems and identify issues you may not be unaware of, providing a comprehensive overview of your vehicle's condition. Prompt detection and the necessary repairs will save you from high costs in the future. 3. Engine Condition A diagnostic test will provide you with valuable information about the condition of your vehicle's engine and what's happening under the hood. The test accurately pinpoints the root cause of engine trouble and detects and uncovers any potential problems that demand prompt attention. 4. Electrical System Issues Identifying any potential electrical issues early on is key to ensuring your vehicle runs at its best. A faulty electrical system can cause various vehicle problems, such as hard starts, failing accessories, battery trouble, and blown fuses. A test will reveal any potential issues with your car's electrical system and help you avoid getting stranded on the side of the road. 5. Exhaust System Leaks The test can also detect any leaks in your vehicle's exhaust system. Exhaust leaks are hazardous as they can allow harmful gases to seep into your vehicle's cabin. If you smell fumes inside your car and suspect that there might be an exhaust leak, it is essential to ask your Acura technician to perform a diagnostic test as soon as possible. 6. Required Repairs Diagnostic tests are helpful tools to identify problems, especially if you can't figure out what is causing them. The test uncovers vehicle problems by pinpointing issues and helps your Acura technician determine the repairs required to get your car back in perfect running condition. If you want to determine if all is well with your Acura and ensure it's in good condition, particularly under the hood, getting a diagnostic test is the best option. A diagnostic test will eliminate any guesswork and help you identify issues with your vehicle. Contact Ed Martin Acura today to schedule a diagnostic test to find out how healthy your Acura is under the hood.

Is your Acura Integra, TLX, or MDX getting too hot under the hood? When your car is overheating, there's no need to panic. Avoid further damage and higher repair costs with the following helpful tips from your Acura dealer. more Turn Off the A/C and Turn On the Heater You should take action immediately when you're driving along, hear that telltale ticking sound from under the hood, and notice the temperature gauge is in the red. First, switch off the air conditioner and other accessories to lower the stress on the engine. Release as much heat as possible by turning the heater all the way up and opening all the windows. Pull Over in a Safe Place If your car starts overheating, it's important not to continue driving to prevent further damage, especially to the engine and the cooling system. Immediately, look for a safe place to pull over. Turn off the engine to let it cool down. Call Us for Assistance Call us for assistance while waiting for your car to cool down. Keep an eye on the temperature gauge and wait until the temperature returns to normal, or wait at least 20 minutes before opening the hood to avoid getting injured by the steam. Check the Coolant Level You can pop your head under the hood to check the coolant level when your car is cool enough. If the coolant is low, top it off. Inspect the Radiator Take a good look at the radiator to see if anything is blocking the fins. When there is a blockage, it stops the air from flowing through to lower the temperature of the hot coolant, and this can also cause your vehicle to overheat. Don't Drive Until Your Car Has Cooled Down Once the temperature returns to normal, start the engine and keep checking the temperature gauge while driving to us. If your car starts overheating again, pull over and contact us to tow your vehicle. Get the Problem Repaired ASAP When your car gets too hot under the hood, there's a problem somewhere. If you don't take care of it, it will get worse. It's best to ask your Acura technician to inspect your vehicle to determine why it's overheating. You want to avoid even more damage and higher repair costs. How To Prevent Overheating Bring your vehicle to us for maintenance services, and our certified Acura technicians will carefully inspect your car's systems and components and ensure that all fluids, including the oil and the coolant, are at the proper levels. Our technicians will identify issues and repair them before they get worse and cause significant damage that may leave you stranded on the side of the road. There are many reasons why a car overheats, from low oil and coolant levels, a broken thermostat, and blocked hoses to a malfunctioning radiator fan and leaks in the cooling system. If your car gets too hot, rely on the people who know your Acura, inside and out. Call Ed Martin Acura today, and our certified Acura technicians will repair the problem expertly.

When you fall in love with your 2023 Acura MDX, you will want to do everything you can to take care of it and protect its value. One thing you can do to protect your car is to get an extended warranty from your Acura dealer. Learn more about the benefits of extended coverage and how a longer warranty can help you in the future. more Extending your warranty coverage for a new Acura means that you are adding to the bumper-to-bumper coverage from your factory warranty. On a new Acura, the factory warranty will cover the first four years or 50,000 miles of car ownership from the date of your vehicle purchase. Extending your coverage can make this warranty last for eight years or up to 120,000 miles, starting from the date when the vehicle was first made. The Acura Care Vehicle Service Contract for a new Acura will cover major systems such as the engine, transmission, air conditioning, steering, fuel delivery, electrical, brakes, drive axle, cooling, suspension, and rear differential. This warranty will also cover some accessories, such as the navigation system and the audio system. Some additional benefits of this coverage include: Roadside Assistance Acura offers 24/7 roadside assistance for drivers who have extended coverage. Roadside assistance can include towing services for a repair that is covered under the warranty, lockout assistance, tire changes, fuel deliveries, and jump-start assistance if your battery dies. Trip Interruption If your Acura breaks down while you're traveling, Acura will cover certain expenses. As long as you are more than 100 miles away from home, Acura will provide up to $100 each day for three days to cover lodging and food expenses. Rental Reimbursement If your Acura is stuck in the shop for repairs, your extended coverage will also provide reimbursement for a rental car. You can use this benefit to get up to $270 (or $45 a day) reimbursed for the cost of a rental car. Concierge Service Finally, if you need assistance away from home to book an airplane ticket home, or you need emergency cash, Acura will also provide concierge services. These services can help you file your insurance claim as well. Do You Buy Extended Coverage From an Acura Dealer? Generally, one of the easiest ways to activate extended coverage for your car is to contact your local dealership. The dealership can walk you through different Acura Care Vehicle Service Contracts, so you can understand individual plans and deductible costs. You can also purchase extended coverage directly from Acura online. Extending the coverage for your warranty is one way you can protect your Acura and get peace of mind if your car needs repairs. To learn more about your coverage options, contact Ed Martin Acura in Indianapolis, IN.

If a faulty ignition coil isn't promptly cleaned or replaced, it can rapidly lead to worse problems in the engine's cylinder or even in your car's exhaust system. When one of your ignition coils is on its last legs, you're likely to notice the following problems. Have a technician at your local Acura dealer take a look without delay. more Your Check Engine Light Comes Alive With all the sensitive computerized sensors throughout a modern Acura, your first warning of a faulty coil might be the check engine light coming to life on your dashboard. Although this light doesn't indicate the specific problem, it's never a good idea to ignore it. If a bad ignition coil was detected, you're likely to notice the following signs of trouble as well. Your Engine Starts to Lose Power A healthy engine needs all cylinders happily working away. When one ignition coil fails, the spark plug in that cylinder no longer has a steady supply of electricity. As a result, it can no longer consistently ignite the fuel being injected into the combustion chamber and the cylinder will falter. You'll soon notice a marked loss of engine power, particularly when you try to accelerate. Your Engine Struggles While Idling When a malfunctioning ignition coil causes a spark plug to misfire, you'll notice it clearly when pausing in idle. The engine's usually smooth purr will be replaced by coughing and sputtering as it struggles to keep going. Your Engine Starts Stalling When one or more ignition coils fail altogether, the misfiring might get so bad that your engine stalls. This may happen in inopportune moments, such as when waiting at a busy intersection. After stalling, you might even have trouble starting the engine up again. You See Black Smoke in Your Exhaust Misfiring cylinders still try to inject fuel as before, even though the fuel isn't being ignited properly. This results in a build-up of unburned fuel inside the cylinder, which can coat the spark plug in a sooty residue, worsening the problem. The unburned fuel can sometimes start to leak back into the exhaust system. From there, it eventually escapes from the tailpipe in the form of black smoke thickening your exhaust fumes. Replace Coils Every 100,000 Miles at Your Local Acura Dealer Ignition coils are ordinarily quite sturdy, long-lasting car components. You can expect your ignition coils to last 100,000 miles or more. Most of the time, if you experience a misfiring engine, it's more likely to be a faulty spark plug or fuel injector. But it never hurts to have all three components checked. Have your ignition coils examined and cleaned or replaced at Ed Martin Acura today. We're an award-winning local dealership providing a one-stop automotive shop for drivers throughout Indianapolis.

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.

The 2023 Acura MDX is the latest edition of Acura's full-size luxury SUV, and it's come prepared to define its class in the market. With a sleek exterior design, luxurious interior, and lots to talk about under the hood, there's a lot to love about the MDX. Keep reading to learn about some of the impressive features on the MDX that you should ask your Acura dealer about. more 1. Enjoy a Luxurious Cabin One of the major selling points of the MDX is its extremely spacious and luxurious interior. With three rows of seating providing ample leg and headroom for up to seven passengers, coupled with a standard panoramic moonroof, tri-zone automatic climate control for the front and back seats, and leather-trimmed upholstery, you'll be driving in style wherever you go. Options available on higher-level trim include heated rear-row seats, GPS-linked climate control, and wood and patterned aluminum interior accents that replace the standard brushed aluminum trim. 2. Choose from Powerful Engine Options For most trim levels, the 2023 MDX is powered by a 3.5L V6 engine that pushes out an impressive 290 horsepower, available in both FWD and AWD for an impressive amount of power. The Type S trim levels offer an even more powerful 355-horsepower 3L V6 engine that is paired with an advanced suspension and brake system. Acura's Integrated Dynamics driving modes in all trim levels allow you to customize your SUV's engine performance based on the road conditions, choosing between comfort, normal, sport, and individual modes. The individual mode allows you to customize the settings in advance yourself to fine-tune your MDX exactly to your specifications. 3. Ask an Acura Dealer About AcuraWatch Finally, you should ask about the safety features that come standard in the 2023 MDX, as they represent one of the best collections of features and technology available. With standard automated emergency braking, pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, traffic jam assist, traffic sign recognition, blind spot and rear cross-traffic sensors, and automatic high beams, there is not much more you can ask for. Beyond the technology side of things, Acura has designed the MDX with its proprietary Advanced Compatibility Engineering body structure. This means that, in the unfortunate event of a collision, the structure of the MDX is designed to provide the maximum amount of protection to all passengers by absorbing energy and moving it elsewhere in the frame of the vehicle, keeping you safe no matter what. The 2023 MDX is a great choice for those seeking a luxury SUV that provides reliable and impressive performance for both urban and highway driving. Interested in trying it out for yourself? Get in touch with the team at Ed Martin Acura today to schedule your test drive.

The 2023 Acura TLX is the newest iteration of Acura's popular luxury sport sedan. With quite a kick under the hood and a whole host of luxury options, the 2023 TLX has a lot to offer, so read on to see why you should get in touch with your Acura dealer today! more Basics About the 2023 Acura TLX The 2023 TLX is a light and nimble sports car that is ideal for city and suburban driving. This is the second update to the redesign that was introduced to the line in 2021, and you can see the work that's gone into crafting both the interior and exterior of the TLX. The interior is molded with luxury and comfort in mind and is loaded with modern tech that makes it easier to just get in your car and go. The exterior has a sporty appearance, and that's backed up by the two engine options that provide a robust and responsive feel behind the wheel. Acura Dealers Love What's New in the 2023 TLX Engine There are two powerful engines that you can choose from with the 2023 TLX's trim levels. The four-cylinder VTEC Turbo provides 272 horsepower and comes in both AWD and FWD packages. Alternatively, you can opt for the 3L Turbo V6 engine that provides much more power in an AWD package, which is super responsive when accelerating at 355 horsepower and can take advantage of Acura's Sport+ mode for increased performance on the road. Transmission Both engines come with a ten-speed automatic transmission that shifts gears smoothly, giving you that snappy feel that Acura is so well known for. Interior All TLX models come standard with leather seats, 60/40-fold down rear seats, and heated power front seats. There are 93.4 cubic feet of space within the cabin, and an additional 13.5 cubic feet of storage in the trunk, which is more than enough to transport golf and ski bags, documents from work, or other mid-sized items as you travel. A neat option in all but the basic level TLX trims is the GPS-linked climate control, which ensures that your vehicle will automatically adjust the interior's temperature to match the weather outside. Exterior All models come standard with LED headlights and taillights, a power moonroof, and heated side mirrors with turning signals built in. Notably, the TLX has its own unique tires and wheel design, which gives the car a bit of extra flair. Upgrades are available for the grille, exhaust, and rear diffusers. Are you looking to upgrade to a new luxury car? The 2023 TLX may be the right choice for you. Contact us at Ed Martin Acura today to schedule your test drive as soon as possible!

The 2023 Acura RDX is making a splash in the market and catching the attention of drivers everywhere. With its plush interior comfort, stellar fuel economy, adventurous ride, and competitive price tag, it certainly earns the popularity it has obtained. As one of the best Acura dealer locations in the Indianapolis area, we are thrilled to offer this luxury SUV to drivers like you. more 1. It Packs a Mean Punch The RDX looks impressive at first glance, but the power under the hood still manages to pleasantly surprise drivers. This is thanks to the two-liter Turbo Aluminum-Alloy four-cylinder Mono-scroll engine. It grants the SUV 272 horsepower and 280 pound-per-feet of torque. Its ten-speed automatic transmission allows it to reach from 0-60 MPH in just over six seconds. 2. The Integrated Dynamics System (IDS) This program is responsible for making the RDX such a thrill to drive. Rather than sticking with the standard gears, Acura created four driving modes to cover different terrains and road conditions. These modes can be selected by simply turning the IDS knob located on the center console display screen, making the program extremely user-friendly and easy to toggle. The four modes are Snow, Comfort, Sport, and Sport+. The Snow mode is great for slippery roads where traction is lacking. When selected, your Acura will control the torque going to each individual wheel to keep things even. The Comfort mode expertly balances its drive between smooth luxury and responsive handling. The Sport mode reduces power steering for added control and heightens the throttle's responses to driver input. The Sport+ mode is the thrill-seeker's favorite. It keeps the Sport mode active but offers more shifting power and aggression. 3. Safety Matters to Acura This year's RDX is jam-packed with top safety features. Just a few of our AcuraWatch Safety System favorites are the Traffic Sign Recognition software, the Agile Handling Assist, and the Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow. Thanks to Collision Mitigation, Lane Keeping, Rear Cross-Traffic Monitor, and Blind Spot Information programs, your Acura employs sensors on all sides of your SUV for 360 degrees of protection. Ready To Buy? Your Top Acura Dealer Is Here for You At our dealership, it's important for us to stand out to buyers looking for high-quality Acura rides at great prices. With our ten Acura Precision Team awards, we believe we have accomplished this. Our top priority is you, and we honor that by not only ensuring your initial satisfaction but by continuing to follow up and take care of you for the entirety of your Acura's lifespan. Stop by and visit us today here at Ed Martin Acura to check out the RDX in person. You can take it for a test drive, talk to our financing department, and get the purchase started with the help of our talented sales team.