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Acura Summary
Acura is Honda’s luxury and performance division, built on precision engineering and motorsport heritage. In Canada the lineup centres on refined, all-weather-capable SUVs like the ADX, RDX and three-row MDX alongside the sporty Integra — all pairing premium cabins with Honda-rooted reliability.
Why Acura?
Acura launched in 1986 as the first Japanese luxury marque, and that pioneering streak still defines the brand: precision-crafted cabins, motorsport-derived handling, and technology that arrives before the badge price suggests it should. Every current Acura pairs a Honda-honed powertrain with sharper styling and a more athletic chassis tune.
The lineup is compact and focused. The ADX and RDX cover the fast-growing compact-luxury-SUV space, the three-row MDX remains one of the segment's benchmark family haulers, and the Integra revives one of the most loved nameplates in the brand's history as a premium sport liftback. Most models offer Super Handling All-Wheel Drive, a system that actively vectors torque to carve corners rather than just grip in the snow.
For buyers stepping up from mainstream brands, Acura's pitch is simple: genuine luxury and driver appeal, backed by Honda reliability and resale value.
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ADX
Acura’s newest gateway SUV brings turbocharged power, standard AWD in Canada, and A-Spec styling to the compact luxury class.
Integra
The five-door liftback that revived a legend: available 6-speed manual, A-Spec dynamics, and the 320-hp Type S for the full performance experience.
MDX
Acura’s three-row flagship blends SH-AWD handling with premium tech; the Type S adds a 355-hp turbo V6 and air suspension.
RDX
A compact luxury SUV with genuine sporting character — standard Super Handling All-Wheel Drive and a turbocharged engine across the range.