The RDX starts at $37,300 before destination charges. All RDXs come with a panoramic sunroof, the True Touchpad infotainment system and a dynamic drive-mode selector. You’ll need to spend $2,000 to get all-wheel drive, but it’s worth it for the way it transforms the RDX’s handling.
The $3,200, technology package is a near-necessity, bringing real leather seats, active safety features and navigation to the RDX. Next, you can option the A-Spec or Advanced packaged. Advanced is the top-end, but you get most of the important goodies with A-Spec. The A-Spec package is also cheaper and looks better, so I recommend spending $3,000 on it.
Coincidentally, that’s exactly how my tester was equipped. All-in, the total is $46,495 when you include the $995 destination charge.
