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Acura unveils trio of vehicles, including 2013 RDX
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Posted: 01/09/2012
DETROIT - Acura has unveiled a trio of vehicles, including a redesigned version of its RDX crossover SUV that's set to go on sale this spring.
Honda's luxury division is using the Detroit auto show to highlight offerings it hopes will help the brand rebound from a difficult 2011.
Acura put the 2013 RDX, the ILX compact sedan and the NSX Concept supercar on display Monday at the show.
Honda is trying to come back from the effects of the earthquake in Japan and flooding in Thailand that disrupted its production.
The five-passenger RDX will be built at Honda's plant in East Liberty, Ohio, and pricing will be announced later.
Honda says a vehicle based on the NSX Concept will be in global production within three years.
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