The Acura ZDX is a luxury vehicle with the styling of a sport coupe, the everyday drivability of a family sedan, and the versatility and capabilities of an SUV.

Acura's aggressive "keen edge" beak-like front fascia design, launched in mid-2008 with the 2009 TL, is a love-it-or-hate-it look. And oh, how it was hated. That styling is the single most-cited reason shoppers walked away from the brand.

The 2010 Acura ZDX, a vehicle Acura calls a "four-door sports coupe" but is actually an SUV with no trunk, is being recalled due to improper laser scoring that may hamper airbag inflation. [Wheels]

The new Acura ZDX has a distinctive exterior, a sumptuous interior and both are strangely proportioned. So who, exactly, does Acura think is going to buy this thing? In a word: DINKs.

The Acura ZDX press drive's going on in Manhattan today. We'll have more on that later. For the moment, feast your eyes on the mega-gallery of brown metal flesh — and the nicest Acura interior ever — below the jump.

Well into the second century of the automobile, new vehicles can't help but be a portmanteau of earlier designs. Even those that believe they're a new segment. Let’s see some of the recently-revealed Acura ZDX’s forefathers.

This latest batch of photos of the 2010 Acura ZDX shows Honda is ready to go "all in" on the bet the premium/near-premium buyer wants to move away from SUVs and towards category-shattering crossovers. Gah!

If you like fugly-monster styling and expensive uber-niche crossovers, you'll be excited to hear the 2010 Acura ZDX has gotten details to go along with this lot of production intent images. Be afraid.

We got a peek at the Acura ZDX "concept" yesterday, but now it's been fully unveiled at the New York Auto Show to a crowd of perplexed onlookers. Is it a wagon? An SUV? Yes.

The Acura ZDX crossover concept has been spotted on the New York Auto Show floor by AutoSpies, revealing a four-door sports coupe with much less machismo than previously hinted at.