Car Reviews: 2007 Acura RDX

Although the car industry seems to come and go through trends at a fairly rapid pace, the phrase "crossover SUV" seems to have been around for quite a while now. While term is thrown around a lot, many are not completely clear on what exactly it means. Basically, a crossover is a vehicle which offers a lot of passenger space and many SUV qualities, but still retains the smaller size and supposed driving fun that comes with owning a car.

However, because of the immense popularity of the crossover vehicle, there seems to be no lack of them on the current vehicle market. Even though there may be a massive number of options when it comes to choosing a crossover vehicle, however, for consumers who truly want the top of the line, there is only one real choice, and that choice is the 2007 Acura RDX.

Many may be aware of the Acura MDX, the companies highly acclaimed full size SUV vehicle. However, the RDX is the smaller, and more "friendly" version of the MDX. In fact, while the vehicles do differ slightly in appearance, even from the outside of the RDX, it is easy to see what has made the vehicle such a popular and best selling model. Even for a crossover, the RDX has so many sleek lines and interesting design ideas that it is hard to keep track of.

An interesting and somewhat aggressive front end, coupled with a curvy body line and an equally styled back end make sure that the RDX is far from boring, no matter what angle one is looking at it from. The wheels of the vehicle are appropriately sized, and they add a lot to the overall exterior appearance. The vehicle body is set low, and the RDX definitely manages to set itself apart from other vehicles on the market. The RDX transcends the idea of what an SUV could hope to be, and is actually more stylish than a good majority of the vehicles on the road today.