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More 2013 Detroit Auto Show Coverage
A revised engine and improved aerodynamics aim to increase fuel efficiency while new multimedia and safety technologies make their debut. Labeled a “prototype,” the production seven-passenger SUV shouldn’t look much different when it goes on sale in mid-2013. The MDX’s interior wasn’t available at the show, so check out the MDX Prototype’s exterior below.
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