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2010 Acura MDX US Pricing Released

The American division of Japanese carmaker Honda announced pricing and availability for the 2010 Acura MDX model, which goes on sale today at US dealerships. Getting straight to the point, the MSRPs range between $42,230 and $53,755, plus a destination and handling (D&H) charge of $810.

"The MDX has long been considered a benchmark in its class," said Jeff Conrad, vice president of Acura sales, in a release. "The 2010 MDX raises the bar yet again with its fresh looks, an all-new 6-speed transmission and lots of new customer-relevant technology."

The 7-passenger MDX received significant styling upgrades for 2010, including new front and rear bodywork, a new front grille, numerous trim enhancements, revised taillights and polished stainless-steel exhaust finishers. New 18-inch diameter 5-spoke aluminum wheels are standard with 19-inch diameter 7-spoke aluminum wheels available as part of the Advance Package.

Powering the DX is a refined 3.7l VTEC V6 engine that generates 300 horsepower and 270 lb-ft of torque, teamed up with a 6-speed automatic transmission. The vehicle reportedly achieves an EPA estimated city/highway fuel mileage of 16/21 mpg. Standard on every MDX is Acura's exclusive Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD).

The 2010 MDX will be available in five trim packages including: the well-equipped MDX; MDX with Technology Package; MDX with Technology and Entertainment Packages; MDX with Advance Package; and MDX with Advance and Entertainment Packages.

Like all 2010 Acura models, the MDX is covered by a comprehensive 4-year/50,000 mile bumper-to-bumper limited warranty and a 6-year/70,000 powertrain limited warranty. Additional ownership benefits include Acura Total Luxury Care (TLC), which provides free 24-hour roadside assistance, concierge service and trip routing.
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