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To fix this, remove the back part of the center console where the rear seat vents are. It's secured with 6 clips and will give you access to the armrest hinges and springs. The armrest itself is attachd with 2 screws, check if one is loose or missing, as that might be causing it to pop out of place.

Your water pump should have been fixed quickly. Some parts are shared across many Honda and Acura models, so it should be more readily available.

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I forgot about ChargeHub. Will it work on Apple CarPlay? I know A Better Route Planner will. The big drawback I see to any of these systems, over the built-in mapping/routing software, is they do not know the current State-of-Charge of the vehicle, and cannot automatically initiate fast...

Honestly, online reviews can be hit or miss, and a lot of the "junk" talk might just be overblown opinions. The Lyriq and ZDX share a platform, but they have different tuning, so it might just come down to personal perference. If you’re enjoyng it so far, I wouldn’t worry too much about the...

For me, both the ZDX and Fisker Ocean are great choices. Maybe try to test drive the Ocean and see how it compares to your ZDX before making a final decision.

There are several web-based tools, and ChargeHub is a great one. It provides a simple map of chargng stations, making it easy to find one nearby or plan trips.

The MDX Type S definitely has some big shoes to fill, but it’s looking like it could be a great successor! Can’t wait to see how it turns out. Good luck!

I really like the look of carbon Kevlar, it has a unique, sleek aesthetic. Carbon fibr is everywhere now, so carbon Kevlar feels like a refreshing change.

Can’t blame you for being sold on the ZDX, it's a solid choice!

If the budget allows, AWD is definitely a great choice for better handling and traction, especialy in tricky conditions.

I used an A2ZEV Typhoon Pro adapter on my ZDX. It works so the Mach-E adapter should as well. You have to lie to the Tesla App however, tell it you are a Lyric, not a ZDX. Initiate charging from the Tesla app, then plug the charging cable into the car when prompted.

I’m excited about the MDX Type S and hope it lives up to the ZDX’s legacy.