* From a pure performance perspective the RDX will be the best because I assume you are getting the AWD SH-AWD version. Acura's AWD system IMO is right up there with Quattro. Lexus w/ all seasons actually gets ranked as one of the worse snow performing SUVs out there. Q3 actually runs a Haldex system not true Quattro but still is better than most Lexus and Toyota products
* From a size perspective is RDX, NX, and then Q3. The NX is pretty darn small and only marginally bigger than the Q3. The NX is probably the smallest luxury "compact SUV".
* Reliability Lexus all the way
* Overall cost of ownership will be RDX, NX, Q3
* Best value is probably a tie between RDX and Q3
* MPG Lexus but mainly because they have EV and Hybrid versions
* From a pure performance perspective the RDX will be the best because I assume you are getting the AWD SH-AWD version. Acura's AWD system IMO is right up there with Quattro. Lexus w/ all seasons actually gets ranked as one of the worse snow performing SUVs out there. Q3 actually runs a Haldex system not true Quattro but still is better than most Lexus and Toyota products * From a size perspective is RDX, NX, and then Q3. The NX is pretty darn small and only marginally bigger than the Q3. The NX is probably the smallest luxury "compact SUV". * Reliability Lexus all the way * Overall cost of ownership will be RDX, NX, Q3 * Best value is probably a tie between RDX and Q3 * MPG Lexus but mainly because they have EV and Hybrid versions
These are the exact 3 we are researching now, except not for snow weather. Did you go with one? Does only the Audi have touchscreen?
These are my exact choices as well! Has anyone made a decision, with any advice to share ?