Edmunds Roundup: July 28, 2009

The latest highlights from Edmunds.com and its blogosphere.

IL News: Details of 2010 Acura RDX Revealed
The Acura RDX has been redesigned for 2010. The most prominent cosmetic change is the addition of the Acura's corporate grill and new alloy wheels. Pricing starts at $32,520 for the new front wheel drive model. Follow the link for more photos and details.

AutoObserver: The Inconvenient Truth About "Cash for Clunkers"
There is still a fair amount of debate on whether or not Cash for Clunkers is the shot in arm that the auto industry needs to get back on its feet. There are great deals out there for consumers who qualify. But how much does this cost us as taxpayers? Are we funding something that people would ordinarily do? Follow the link for the answer.

Green Car Advisor: Nissan and Jatco Claim Improved Fuel Efficiency with Lighter, Smaller CVT Design
Continually variable transmissions (CVT) are used by automakers to improve fuel efficiency. Nissan and its partner Jatco have co-developed a more efficient CVT that will eventually make its way into most of its new vehicles next year.

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Ron Montoya July 28, 2009, 1:00 PM

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