The ADX's steering wheel is excellent and it's one of my favorite parts of the interior. It's small enough to feel sporty, with a large enough rim to feel substantial in my hands — a great balance.

That’s the worst bit. The rest of the ADX is right on par with what we’ve come to expect from the marque, with much of the interior trim, tinsel and presentation shared with the rest of the ...

Just as the Integra's interior is a jazzed-up take on a modern Civic's, with nicer materials, ear-melting audio systems and cooler colorways, so, too, is the ADX's transformed from the humbler HR-V's.

Sliding into the driver’s seat reinforces that sense of visual mass concentrated at the front of the ADX. The view of the hood and fenders makes this small SUV feel larger than it is. So does the ...

For Canada, just as it is with the ZDX, orchid / blue is not available. Lastly, the ADX interior is one of the most spacious in its class with 37.7 inches (958 mm) of rear seat legroom ...

Functionally, the ADX is an Integra SUV. It’s built on the same platform, uses the same powertrain, and borrows quite a lot of interior bits. Physically smaller than the RDX and MDX (but ...

With not so much as a spy shot, teaser, or any official admission from the manufacturer to go on, we have nothing firm in terms of what the interior or trunk space of the Acura ADX will be like.

The ADX's interior does a good job of conveying its entry-level luxury intentions, too, especially in top A-Spec Advance trim. My test car sports Acura's Orchid interior, which means most of the ...

ADX displayed a superior 10-year Sharpe Ratio and less volatility compared to SPY, though it may be more sensitive in tail risk events. Despite consistently trading at a discount-to-NAV ...

The only items that outwardly betray the ADX’s modest roots are the shape of the rear hatch glass and the interior, which aside from a revised center console, new Bang & Olufsen stereo ...

The new ADX from Acura enters the premium compact SUV segment with self-assurance, a bit of swagger, and dutiful technologies ...