Used 2015 Acura MDX for Sale

What's New in the 2015 Acura MDX?

After a complete makeover last year, the MDX rolls into 2015 with no major changes

Which MDX is the Best?

We love that a less expensive front-drive model has been introduced, but we would still recommend the added peace of mind, as well as the handling abilities, afforded by the SH-AWD system. We think most buyers will be fairly happy getting the MDX with the Tech package, which provides a good blend of added upgrades at a reasonable price. If you don't have kids, the Entertainment package isn't a must, though the heated rear seats are a nice touch. 

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How Much Does a 2015 Acura MDX Cost?

Even in its most pedestrian guise, Acura's MDX comes loaded. There is only one model, but there are three different equipment packages: Tech, Tech Entertainment and Advance Entertainment.

Standard equipment on the MDX ($43,460) includes keyless smart entry with push-button starting, LED headlights, a rearview camera, active noise control for the sound system, leather seating surfaces, a power rear lift gate, heated front seats and a power moonroof.

The MDX with the Tech package ($47,735) adds a blind spot monitoring system, 19-inch wheels, forward-collision warning, lane-departure warning, rain-sensing wipers, puddle lights, navigation audio with AcuraLink, and an ELS high-output audio system featuring a 501-watt amplifier and 10 speakers.

The MDX with the Tech Entertainment package ($49,735) adds a DVD split-screen rear entertainment system, heated rear seats, a 150-watt power inverter, rear window shades, and an additional ceiling-mounted speaker for the ELS audio system.

The MDX with the Advance Entertainment package ($55,675) adds lane-keep assist, an ultra-wide-view rearview camera, front and rear parking sensors, remote engine starting, adaptive cruise control, low-speed following tech with head-up warning, collision-mitigation braking, Milano premium-leather seating, ventilated front seats, and a 12-speaker, 546-watt ELS audio upgrade.

SH-AWD adds about $2,000 to the bottom line of each trim.

Stand-alone options include integrated fob remote starting, a heated steering wheel, backup sensors and LED front fog lights. The Tech and Entertainment packages don't add much to the MDX's price tag but do offer owners many cool features, such as smartphone-activated apps that can control heating and cooling, track the car if it's lost or stolen, and unlock the vehicle remotely, among other functions.