r/Acura_MDX

I own a business and having a truck or large SUV is handy but my workload has shifted a bit and I want to drive something that's more fun and more comfortable. Yukon's just priced themselves way out of reality for most people. I live in Canada and bought my first Yukon Denali for $86K Canadian, the same truck now is $120k. Anyways, I like the MDX but I don't have a dealer that's closer than 2 hours away so I just wanted to get a general idea of what they are like to drive.

I should also mention in the mix of Yukons and trucks and did have a 2025 Audi Q7 55 and it was more fun to get around in but it lacked so many features from my previous vehicles and I didn't always get it warm in the winter so it was always telling me to keep driving because there's oil in the fuel. I've owned turbo vehicles before and I've never seen a light come on to tell me to keep driving unless it was my diesel that went into REGEN.

I got picked up in an Acura MDX at the airport once and I asked the driver what he thinks of it; he said that it feels like Acura is trying to catch up to Lexus/Infiniti but just isn't quite there yet. I assumed he's a driver for a company that drives luxury vehicles so he may be someone with a valid opinion.

Thoughts?

I’m not talking manufacturers rebate. I’m talking dealer discount off, out the door price.

Would love to hear how good of a deal you got in the current market

It may just be my OCD or just road feel, but at 70 and beyond, there is the smallest vibration in the wheel. No pull or anything, just the slightest quiver. I took it for a road force balance, wheel alignment and rotation but no dice. Has anyone experienced this or am I being over cautious and paranoid? Ref: 2026 MDX ASpec Adv

Looking for dash camera suggestions that people have used in their MDX. Preferably front and back camera ability if possible.

Model: 2023 MDX Tech pkg

Thank you!