The weatherstripping on my 2012 Acura MDX is damaged, and the door check is also broken! Are there any alternatives? The original parts are too expensive, and I can't afford them! Any suggestions?

I feel like the headlights aren't bright enough, especially the high beams. Do any fellow car enthusiasts know of any parts I can replace them with?

The weatherstripping on my 2012 Acura MDX is damaged, and the door check is also broken! Are there any alternatives? The original parts are too expensive, and I can't afford them! Any suggestions?

I'm looking to buy a 2012 Acura MDX for personal use. I want a vehicle in excellent condition with original parts and paintwork—preferably one that hasn't had any screws touched. My interest in this car is genuine, driven by sentiment and appreciation for its design. I've always thought it looks stylish, and I feel that driving an Acura reflects a unique and tasteful sense of style.

You can purchase welcome lights for your MDX from online retailers such as Amazon or eBay. Additionally, you may find them at automotive parts stores or websites that specialize in car accessories. Make sure to check the product specifications to ensure compatibility with your vehicle model.

Is it better to buy the 2010 Acura TL with a 5-speed automatic transmission or the 2012 model with a 6-speed automatic transmission? 😂 Is there a big difference between the 5AT and 6AT? I've heard that the 6AT has more issues. Any car enthusiasts know about this?

Mini is too expensive. Are there any affordable alternatives with good performance? I've been thinking about Lynk & Co 02 and Zeekr X, as well as the smart, which is a bit more powerful. I really like the Mini, but it doesn't seem to offer great value for money. The cost of a three-cylinder Cooper could get you a Blue Mountain from AITO. It's really tough, and I'm also worried about the high maintenance costs. In short, I'm short on cash [facepalm].

The charging system issue on the 2009 MDX flashes briefly and then disappears. Even after replacing the alternator, the problem persists. While driving, the charge level decreases and then recovers. It's really frustrating, is there any expert out there?

After thinking and looking for a long time, it all comes down to not having enough money. I'm planning to buy a second-hand car for around 40,000 to 50,000. I'm currently considering a Subaru Outback, but since its parts are expensive and not everyone can repair it, I'm putting this on hold. If there's an alternative, I'd love to hear it. Any recommendations? Thanks, everyone, for your advice!!! 🤔🤔🤔

I need an engine overhaul kit urgently due to a connecting rod damage on my 2008 Acura MDX with a 3.7L all-wheel drive naturally aspirated engine. Could any fellow car enthusiasts advise where I can purchase it?

Yesterday, I went for the three-year warranty and maintenance. The after-sales service suggested I change my tires, saying the treads are almost worn out. I've driven 56,000 kilometers. How many kilometers did everyone else change their tires at? Has anyone switched to different tires? Continental is really too expensive for me. Are there any high cost-performance alternatives?