2002 Acura MDX reviews and buying guide.
2002
Acura MDX resources:
2002 Acura MDX Overview
Sophisticated on the outside, luxurious on the inside,
and packed with performance under the hood. These are
just some of the descriptives that can be used for the
new 2002 Acura MDX Sport Utility, not to mention close
attention to detail and safety.
Beginning with performance, the Acura MDX Sport Utility
is equipped with standards such as a 3.5-litre, SOHC,
variable-timing 24-valve engine that cranks out 240
horsepower and 245 lbs-ft of torque.
The braking system is comprised of ventilated front
disc and solid rear disc brakes. Standard transmission
is five-speed automatic, and each vehicle is fitted
with all-season mud and snow SBR tires. Fuel economy
checks in at 17/23 (city/hwy).
Comforts and conveniences seem endless; the Acura MDX
sports front and rear automatic climate control, three
rows of seating for eight passengers, and split folding
middle and rear seats.
A power sliding moonroof is standard, as are power
windows, power door locks, heated dual power outside
mirrors, and rear privacy glass. The list continues
with HomeLink remote control, eight-way power driver’s
seat, keyless entry system, and heated front seats.
An AM/FM stereo with six-CD changer is available as
a package, as is an eight-way power adjustable passenger’s
seat. A roof rack is also offered in a package.
Finishing off with safety specifications, the Acura
MDX Sport Utility is equipped with halogen headlights,
ABS brakes, rear wiper, and three-point seatbelts at
all seating positions.
In addition to front and rear crumple zones and side-impact
door beams, the Acura MDX Sport Utility features a driver
depowered air bag, passenger depowered air bag, side
impact air bags, and child safety seat anchors.
Each Acura is equipped with a theft deterrent system,
including electronic immobilizer.
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