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Acura’s flagship RLX will hit dealers on March 15 of this year, and the brand has just released the pricing structure for the car, which will have a base MSRP of $48,450, excluding a delivery fee of $895.
There will be five different trim levels for the RLX, ranging from $48,450 all the way up to $60,450 for the RLX with the advance package. The trim levels are priced as follows: RLX starts at $48,450, RLX with navigation at $50,950, RLX with technology package priced at $54,450, RLX with Krell audio package at $56,950 and RLX with advance package topping the range at $60,450.
For driver assistance tech, the RLX features lane keeping assist, adaptive cruise control with low-speed follow, blind spot monitoring and a multi-view rearview camera. Debuting on the RLX is Acura’s precision all-wheel steering setup along with super-handling all-wheel drive, there to give the car some sporty driving feel.
See more photos of the 2014 Acura RLX on AutoGuide.com
There will be five different trim levels for the RLX, ranging from $48,450 all the way up to $60,450 for the RLX with the advance package. The trim levels are priced as follows: RLX starts at $48,450, RLX with navigation at $50,950, RLX with technology package priced at $54,450, RLX with Krell audio package at $56,950 and RLX with advance package topping the range at $60,450.
For driver assistance tech, the RLX features lane keeping assist, adaptive cruise control with low-speed follow, blind spot monitoring and a multi-view rearview camera. Debuting on the RLX is Acura’s precision all-wheel steering setup along with super-handling all-wheel drive, there to give the car some sporty driving feel.
See more photos of the 2014 Acura RLX on AutoGuide.com