The first car of Guangzhou Automobile Acura officially listed, this is Acura CDX, a small SUV. And Mercedes-Benz GLA, BMW X2, Audi Q3 and Infiniti QX30 and other models, belong to the same level.
As a luxury compact SUV, the Guangzhou Automobile Acura CDX is facing competition from models including BMW X1, Mercedes-Benz GLA, Audi Q3 and Infiniti QX30. On the product alone, Acura CDX product competitiveness is sufficient, but the brand is still a disadvantage for Acura CDX, at least not compete with the same level of BBA, therefore, Acura CDX want to make a difference in the market, it is estimated that Need more effort.
Everyone in the tiger as young people the first high-end SUV market entry point. As Acura in the United States is very mature, but also aware of this. From the overall performance of CDX point of view, it is a mature, friendly, balanced performance of all parties SUV, the official guide price from 219,800 yuan span to 312,800 yuan, very pragmatic. If you do not want to leave your car in the street to make people feel nothing new, if you still want to pursue that little bit, then Acura this eye-catching, unique SUV, is a good choice.
The 2018 Jeep Wrangler skips over the on-road part of the driving test, and heads straight for the hills.
Pros The undisputed off-road champion Singular style Smooth and strong V-6 A few concessions to modernity inside
Cons Rough-and-tumble ride Poor on-road handling Expensive high-end editions Remarkably poor safety scores Soft tops are fussy to use
The Jeep Wrangler is completely redesigned for 2018. Note that this review covers the new Wrangler. The previous-generation model, the Wrangler JK, is covered separately.
PROS Unrelentingly capable off-road Maintains the rugged Jeep character Increased capability and comfort compared to old models Extensive customization options from the factory and aftermarket
CONS Mild towing capability for an otherwise highly capable rig Less cargo space than some conventional crossovers Standard V6 engine is a little underwhelming
Pros There are few vehicles more capable off-road than the Wrangler JK. Equipped with removable doors, a removable roof, and a fold-down windshield, the four-wheel-drive Wrangler JK is one of the most fun and proficient ways to explore off the beaten path or to feel the wind in your hair. It’s also hard not to fall for the Wrangler JK’s charming and simple design, which can trace its roots back to the Willys MB Jeep of World War II fame.
Cons The Wrangler JK’s off-road capability comes at the cost of its on-road manners. Live front and rear axles do the Wrangler JK’s ride quality no favors. The body also rolls precariously in turns, and the stability-control system regularly cuts in to prevent the droptop SUV from actually rolling over. Wind noise is exceptionally loud at highway speeds, and this Jeep drinks gas like it’s at an open bar. The available touchscreen infotainment system also is slow to respond to inputs and suffers from poor ergonomics.