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Acura RDX PMC Edition rocks its Thermal Orange hue

It'll be hand-built just like the other PMC Editions from Acura.

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The Acura RDX PMC Edition is here and joins the previous MDX and TLX PMC Editions.

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Unlike the MDX and TLX Editions, this one wears Thermal Orange Pearl, another color borrowed from the NSX supercar.

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It looks pretty good here, honestly.

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The RDX PMC Edition will be hand-assembled at Acura's Performance Manufacturing Center in Marysville, Ohio alongside the NSX.

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Aside from the nifty paint job and the fact it's hand-built, it rocks some other goods.

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The RDX PMC Edition is the only way you can get the A-Spec appearance package and all the tech found in the Advance Package.

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The Advance Package adds goods like a head-up display, heated and ventilated seats and more.

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The big wheels look lovely, too.

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Acura will build 360 of these SUVs.

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Keep scrolling to see more of the RDX PMC Edition!

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