2010 Acura ZDX
Posted by in Acura on August 1, 2011
The 2010 Acura ZDX is one of the most recently designed luxury cars from the house of Acura. It has been equipped with all the latest luxury amenities, along with the necessary safety features, so as to make it capable of competing with the most prestigious luxury cars in the market.
Featuring a 3.6 L SOHC VTEC V6 mated with 6-speed manual transmission, the ZDX will be more than capable of satisfying the power hunger of most of the sports enthusiasts. Its 300bhp throughput is going to be enough to cruise along the city premises, and also rock the highways in style.
As far as the exterior looks are concerned, initially when Acura had leaked some teasing pictures of Acura ZDX it had a slider moon/sun-roof, which looked very much similar to the BMW X6 coupe, though later on it neither happened to be a crossover nor an SUV.
Moving on towards pricing part, the 2010 Acura ZDX will start at US$ 45,495 and will extend up to US$ 56,045. The add-on packs will cost you extra, and the hard core sport enthusiasts may want to shell out a bit extra on getting custom wheels, stylish body covers and few more accessories for their latest speedster. Read the rest of this entry »
Acura ZDX Insurance
Posted by in Acura on August 1, 2011
If you have bought an Acura ZDX recently, it might be very tempting for you to race around boasting your new sports car. But before you venture ahead take all the precautionary steps that you can. One of the best ways to ensure your car from heavy damages and hence heavy expenses is to insure your expensive coupe with a plausible amount. This might seem an unnecessary expenditure for you but it is surely to come in handy in the needy times.
One of the best things about this sedan is that it has a collision mitigation braking system that increases the safety factor of the vehicle as well as relieves you to have a minimal amount invested for Acura ZDX insurance. This car also sports a multi view rear camera that enables you to drive with great caution. Read the rest of this entry »