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2019 Acura RDX Makes Road Debut as Official Vehicle of Rally Cycling

2019 Acura RDX Makes Road Debut as Official Vehicle of Rally Cycling

Posted on 2018/05/16 by AcuraConnected

May 16, 2018 – TORRANCE, CA. 2019 RDX compact luxury SUV is official support vehicle of Rally Cycling during the Amgen Tour of California and throughout 2018 racing season Acura enters 7th year of partnership with Rally Cycling as its Official… READ MORE →

Posted in: Acura Galleries, Acura News, Acura Official Releases, NSX, RDX | Tags: 2019 Acura RDX, Rally Cycling | Comment
Rally Cycling NSX

Gallery: Rally Cycling NSX and RDX

Posted on 2018/05/15 by AcuraConnected

Acura has been partners with the Rally Cycling team for nine seasons now, providing support vehicles like the TSX Sport Wagon and the second-generation RDX to power the team through races. This past week, Acura and Rally Cycling unveiled some new team cars… READ MORE →

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2017 Rally Cycling Team Launch at the American Honda Museum

Gallery: 2017 Rally Cycling Team Launch at American Honda Museum

Posted on 2017/02/01 by AcuraConnected

Our friends at Rally Cycling sent over some photos from their 2017 team launch party which took place yesterday at the American Honda Museum in Torrance, California. Check out some of the highlights in the gallery below: [Source: Rally Cycling]

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Rally Cycling Acura RDX at Tour of Alberta

Gallery: 2016 Tour of Alberta with Rally Cycling

Posted on 2016/09/08 by AcuraConnected

Powered by two Acura RDX support vehicles, the Rally Cycling team recently competed in the Tour of Alberta cycling race that concluded this past Monday in Edmonton. Acura provides Rally Cycling(formerly Optum Pro Cycling) with a fleet of support vehicles… READ MORE →

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It’s been confirmed that the Acura MDX Type S will It’s been confirmed that the Acura MDX Type S will no longer be offered after the 2026 model year.

Reports suggest the pause is tied to uncertainty surrounding new EPA standards for the 2027 model year, which could impact the Type S and its more powerful 355-horsepower 3.0-liter turbocharged V6.

For 2027 and beyond Acura will apply many of the premium features and styling elements from the Type S to other MDX trims.

With the MDX Type S on hiatus and the TLX Type S discontinued in 2025, the Integra Type S will be the only Type S model remaining in Acura’s lineup.

As for the future of Acura performance variants, the automaker provided this statement to Road & Track:

“Additionally, outstanding performance will remain a key focus of the Acura brand in the future. As previously announced, we will begin introducing hybrid-electric models to the Acura lineup in the coming years, delivering new levels of performance for the brand.”

What do you think Acura’s future Type S lineup could look like?
A recent study from iSeeCars.com ranked the car br A recent study from iSeeCars.com ranked the car brands most likely to reach 250,000 miles.

Out of 33 brands, Acura ranked fourth overall, just behind Honda in third.

Does your Acura have over 250,000 miles? Leave a comment with your model and mileage! 💪
Fresh photos of @papiflyy’s bagged Acura ADX! 🔥 S Fresh photos of @papiflyy’s bagged Acura ADX! 🔥

Sitting on the new @flyyairr suspension kit and Work VS-XX wheels, this Urban Gray Pearl ADX stands out with paint-matched trim all around. 👌
According to MotorTrend, a recent press roundtable According to MotorTrend, a recent press roundtable with Acura executives offered a glimpse at where the brand is headed, and there’s some good news if you love cars.

“The plan is to keep sedans in our lineup,” said Gary Robinson, Acura’s vice president of auto strategy. “They’re core to our lineup. If sedans in general went away entirely we’d have to reevaluate, but the segment has stabilized.”

There weren’t any specifics on which sedans might be coming, but the Integra is expected to get a replacement around 2029.

The next MDX has reportedly been pushed back to 2031, with the ADX following in 2032. But that doesn’t mean they’ll be sitting around unchanged until then. Both the ADX and Integra could get some mid-cycle powertrain updates along the way.

And there could be some fun stuff on the horizon. Acura isn’t ruling out putting its striking Nexera coupe into production, with gas, hybrid or EV power all potentially on the table depending on what customers want.

If you could bring ONE Acura car model back, which one would it be? TLX? NSX? LEGEND?
Who's old enough to remember the Acura dealerships Who's old enough to remember the Acura dealerships of the 80s?! 

Here’s @silverhillacura in Calgary, throwin' it way back to their dealership built in 1987!
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