This made me chuckle when minivans first came out and the manufacturers claimed an asset was being able to park these in garages. Our van had full-size exterior mirrors, and we always had to fold at least one in to make it fit through the garage doors. With the Acura SLX, you just push a button, both mirrors fold in, and you can pull in the garage. There are three power pickup points on the SLX to give juice to such accessories as cellular phones, CBs, computers, etc. I'm still waiting for manufacturers to put in 110 volt AC pickups.
Power gets to the ground through a four-speed automatic gearbox.
The transfer case shifter is a gear lever on the console. The console seems rather wide, but in a car of this size it isn't a problem. One problem we encountered was that there were times when the power didn't appear to be making it to the wheels. It almost felt as if the SLX had a flat tire. The rear seats offer exceptional amounts of legroom, almost as much as the front seats.