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January
5, 2005
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This Week:
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Consortium for vehicle-to-vehicle communications sets to work
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Acura RD-X Concept Debuts at North American International Auto Show
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Bentley Motors to produce the world’s most exclusive limousine
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Ford's F-Series now for 28 Years in the Market, still going strong
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Mazda’s MX-Crossport Concept to Debut at 2005 North American International Auto Show
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Dana Corporation Announces Outsourcing of Grey Iron Castings
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Acura RD-X Concept Debuts at North American International Auto Show
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The Acura RD-X Concept vehicle will make its debut at the 2005 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. This concept version of the upcoming Acura entry SUV, which will go on sale in 2006, combines the performance of a sports sedan with the versatility and utility of a premium SUV. Aimed at active urban professionals and packed full of performance and technology, the RD-X Concept is designed to knife through traffic on crowded city streets and carve up twisty mountain roads. |
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It features aggressive styling, a wide track, bold fender flares and a unique wood and leather interior based on the feeling of an upscale loft apartment.
Additional details on the RD-X Concept will be announced on Sunday, Jan. 9th at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
(Dec. 16, 2004)
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