Hi I'm new to the forum.  I just want to know if anybody out there knows why Acura didn't put that feature on the RDX.  I don't have a 2009, I just bought a new 2008 and it doesn't come with the feature.  Acura advertises the feature on their website for the 2009 RDX but I've found out through some other forums that it isn't so.  An owner of a 2009 contacted Acura and was told that the website mistake was a typo and that the feature will not be offered on the 2009 RDX, any truth in that statement?

Eddie
San Antonio, TX

I can't answer your question, but just as an editorial note, I think this is a chintzy move many automakers use.

For example, we rented a Pontiac Grand Prix in Hawaii week before last, and it had auto down, but no auto up. WTF? So when we left the hotel garage, I had to hold the button in the up position to raise the window while trying to negotiate the wild twisting blind curves in the garage and dodge other cars coming up. Sheesh.

So, if they can use an auto switch to LOWER the window, how hard (or expensive) can it be to make the switch work in the opposite direction? I say very darn little, but they will reserve that little perk for people buying slightly more expensive cars. IOW, it's a carrot they dangle to make their more expensive cars look more attractive.

0r how american cars have it only on the driver window seems silly to me. Now that I have it I don't know if I can go back!

One of the updates to the 2009 IS-F (vs the 2008) is this hilarious "window acceleration gauge/control", it basically makes the window go slow for the first 1/4 or so down, then fast the rest of the way, and then slow the last 1/4 down. Similar when rolling up. Mine (2008) are just super fast up/down in one swoop.

Forgot to chime in...  My 2009 TSX has the remote window auto down feature, don't know if that helps.  Maybe even kinda rubs it in.  sorry

The TL has the remote window down feature.  The Accord EX has it also.
I don't get why the RDX does not have it being an Acura.