2015 Acura RDX: An SUV That Thinks It's A Sports Car

The chrome accents give it a distinguished look overall.

The passenger compartment has a lot of buttons, but they are all logically positioned.

The vehicle's height is ideal.

From this angle, you really recognize the Honda/Acura style.

Like it or not, the Acura "bird's beak" is here to stay.

Integrated turn indicators come factory standard.

All-wheel drive comes standard, but it isn’t the SH-AWD system.

Calipers with the brand's inscription, like a sports car!

The central screen is a little outdated.

The Technology Package includes both an eight-inch screen and GPS.

The infotainment system's controls aren't very intuitive, but are still better than that of some competitors.

Paddle shifters that help you imagine you’re an F1 driver.

Honda's typical red button adds a bit of colour to the dashboard.

A trip of several hours will not be unpleasant, even for those in the back seat.

Rear visibility isn’t any worse than that of a lot of other SUVs.

The Technology Package also includes the power tailgate.