I parked my Territory in the mall's underground parking. After paying the parking fee and stepping on the gas to go up, it suddenly couldn't move. The car started shaking like "tut tut tut," and it felt like something was stuck in the front. The engine seemed to lack power.

I parked my Territory in the mall's underground parking. After paying the parking fee and stepping on the gas to go up, it suddenly couldn't move. The car started shaking like "tut tut tut," and it felt like something was stuck in the front. The engine seemed to lack power.

When I was driving my Toyota Yizhi with the CVT in D gear and stepped on the gas to 4000 RPM for overtaking, I suddenly felt a lack of power and then it sped up. They say this is the steel belt slipping, and driving like this can damage the transmission. I'm frustrated. What happens when the steel belt slips? Can any experts explain this?

Guys, I'm really freaking out. Just now, while driving smoothly, the D gear light (the one on the gear shift) started flashing, and the dashboard showed "Please shift to D gear first before selecting the appropriate gear." I was in a panic and didn't know whether to press the brake and shift to P gear or shift to P gear and then to D gear, and then it prompted "Speed too high to shift into D gear (or maybe P gear, I forgot)." It was terrifying, the car felt like it was in neutral and there was no power when I pressed the accelerator. I managed to park on the side using inertia, shifted back to P gear, and then to D gear, and it resumed normal driving. I want to ask you guys, what's going on here exactly? Is there a specific part that's malfunctioning?

2021 Outlander Vehicle Odor Issue. Background: Recently, the car was parked in an underground garage for a month, and the garage was somewhat damp. Situation: An unpleasant odor, like a musty and rotten smell, has started to accumulate inside the car. Self-assessment: I've checked the interior but couldn't find the source of the smell. I also replaced the air conditioning filter, and the air blowing out doesn't have any odor. However, as soon as the car is parked for half a day and I get back in, there is a strong smell in the cabin. The car has never been submerged in water or flooded before. Question: Has anyone experienced a similar issue and can provide some guidance on how to deal with this?