Acura Prices New ZDX

Acura's latest product, the "four door sports coupe" ZDX, is set to go on sale December 15th of next month. With the on-sale date fast approaching, the company has released pricing information and fuel mileage estimates on the ZDX.

18 May 2015

Acura has chosen to price the ZDX right in the middle of the $40K-range, coming in at $45,495. At that price, standard features include "the world's longest panoramic glass roof" and a hand-stitched leather dash, center console and door panels.

The ZDX comes available with one engine across the lineup - a 3.7-liter VTEC V-6 that provides 300 horsepower and 270 foot pounds of torque mated to Acura's Super-Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD). It also achieves class leading fuel economy, with a figure of 16 city and 23 mpg highway.

Acura makes things easy in terms of trim levels, offering just three: the ZDX, ZDX with Technology Package and ZDX with Advance Package.

For $4,500 above the standard $45,495 MSRP, Technology Package includes a navigation system that features voice recognition, real time traffic with rerouting and real time weather that offers radar image maps. The system is housed in a VGA display screen connected to a multi-view rear camera.

Furthermore, the Technology package adds an upgraded Acura/ELS Surround® 415-watt Premium Audio System with built-in 15-gigabyte hard disk drive (HDD) media storage system, a GPS-linked, solar-sensing, dual-zone automatic climate control system and push-button start with Keyless Access.

In addition to the features found in the Technology Package, the Advance Package includes a blind spot information system (BSI), Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Collision Mitigating Braking System™ (CMBS™), an Integrated Dynamic System (IDS) active damper system, heated and ventilated front seats with Perforated Milano Premium Leather seating surfaces, premium brushed tricot headliner material and a sport steering wheel.

The loaded ZDX with Advance Package comes in at $56,045 before a $810.00 destination charge, a figure that undercuts the competition.