TigerEyeJazz
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As many of you know, Acura was always planning on releasing a CUV to be at the Entry point alongside the Integra. Now that Acura has officially confirmed the model will be introduced later this year, they might be doing some interesting things with this model.
Many of you wanted AWD for the integra since it rides on the same Global platform as the HR-V and CR-V. A huge reason as to why they never offered was because they were developing the CUV model. The CUV, likely called CDX or ADX, will house AWD. It is likely to get the SH-AWD and be paired with the 1.5T and CVT transmission. This engine will be used likely for the Tech and A-Spec trim levels! There is also a possibility of a Type S trim level that will house the 2.0T and be paired with the 10 Speed automatic. 2 things about the 2.0T. It’s possible that it will be making the same HP as the RDX that makes 272 HP. Now, it’s very possible that might not be the case and they have the same 320 or even 315 HP for the CDX but with AWD and 10 Speed Automatic.
All of this is Speculation but given the limited amount of engines and transmissions Acura can choose from, I would assume some of these could come to fruition.
As many of you know, Acura was always planning on releasing a CUV to be at the Entry point alongside the Integra. Now that Acura has officially confirmed the model will be introduced later this year, they might be doing some interesting things with this model.
Many of you wanted AWD for the integra since it rides on the same Global platform as the HR-V and CR-V. A huge reason as to why they never offered was because they were developing the CUV model. The CUV, likely called CDX or ADX, will house AWD. It is likely to get the SH-AWD and be paired with the 1.5T and CVT transmission. This engine will be used likely for the Tech and A-Spec trim levels! There is also a possibility of a Type S trim level that will house the 2.0T and be paired with the 10 Speed automatic. 2 things about the 2.0T. It’s possible that it will be making the same HP as the RDX that makes 272 HP. Now, it’s very possible that might not be the case and they have the same 320 or even 315 HP for the CDX but with AWD and 10 Speed Automatic.
All of this is Speculation but given the limited amount of engines and transmissions Acura can choose from, I would assume some of these could come to fruition.
