Acura's new ADX could be priced just right. When Acura reintroduced its Integra hatchback to the lineup for 2023, it reinvigorated its entry-level offering well beyond the sad-sack ILX it replaced. The turbocharged Integra is sporty,

There’s been a glaring hole in the Acura lineup for years, but the company is finally preparing to fill it with a new entry-level crossover. Known as the ADX, the model arrives this spring and starts at $35,000.

The new Integra-based Acura ADX is scheduled to hit dealers’ lots this spring, and the automaker recently released pricing for the crossover. Acura offers three trim levels, each with front- and all-wheel drive options,

Acura's new subcompact SUV shares bits with the Integra, but the ADX alone offers AWD, while the sedan offers a manual.

Acura pulled the covers off its new ADX compact SUV late last year. Along with the sharp looks came a vague promise of pricing starting somewhere in the $30,000 range. We now have all the details, and to Acura's credit,