New RDX or 2023 Volvo xc60?

[Anonymous]

Volvo has 9k miles and 2 year warranty.
Volvo would be about 36k and mdx about 40k.

[Anonymous]

RDX or MDX? What is meant by “new”, 2025 or 2026?

Regardless of your answers, my preference is the Acura. It’s at least two years younger, will have longer warranty and it’s historically a much more reliable car then the Volvo.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:RDX or MDX? What is meant by “new”, 2025 or 2026?

Regardless of your answers, my preference is the Acura. It’s at least two years younger, will have longer warranty and it’s historically a much more reliable car then the Volvo.

Sorry meant Rdx! New is 2026!

[Anonymous]

Volvo

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Volvo

Any reason in particular? Even if used?

[Anonymous]

Acura is more reliable. We would choose that.

[Anonymous]

Volvo

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Volvo

Volvo is more expensive to maintain. Get an extended warranty.

[Anonymous]

RDX is being discontinued. A good deal probably if that doesn’t bother you.

If probably do a used MDX instead.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:RDX is being discontinued. A good deal probably if that doesn’t bother you.

If probably do a used MDX instead.

Is there a downside to that?

[Anonymous]

I have had both and prefer the Volvo. The drive is nicer and the interior is more luxurious. I am willing to deal with the future maintenance costs - though I haven't had any issues with my 3 y/o Volvo.

[Anonymous]

Anyone who keeps a Volvo past the warranty is a fool who will learn several expensive lessons before they can unload it on some dupe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:RDX is being discontinued. A good deal probably if that doesn’t bother you.

If probably do a used MDX instead.

Is there a downside to that?

Not the PP but my answer is “maybe”. Before Covid and supply chain issues, buying the last model year of a car was generally good as they’d have worked out all the bugs. Now, parts supply is an issue. I read the reason that RDX is getting (temporarily) discontinued is due to parts supply. Honda (and other manufacturers) have had ongoing parts supply issues. This would make me think twice about buying the existing model year of the RDX. It is surprising though, the RDX is the sister to the CRV and both are very popular cars.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have had both and prefer the Volvo. The drive is nicer and the interior is more luxurious. I am willing to deal with the future maintenance costs - though I haven't had any issues with my 3 y/o Volvo.

What trim Volvo? Asking because I read the 20” tires make ride bumpy. So I want 19” but also want the upgraded sound. And what trip RDX do you have?

[Anonymous]

^^ meant what trim rdx and volvo