Type34

I found some additional shots of our 2006 MDX. I thought I posted the originals on this board, but in using the Azine Search, I couldn't find them. Anyway, these shots were never posted before, so I thought I'd post them...

We seriously couldn't be happier with our 2006 MDX Touring w/nav, it still looks and drives as good today as when we drove it off the lot...









Resting with his stablemate

FiftyFive

Wow, looks real clean. I think i would look even better with those front windows tinted.

007Acura

Looks Great!

007Acura

Does any one know what % matches the back?

formula1

Look's great. Very nice family of veichle's. I have almost the same setup -02 TLS silver(mine) -04 MDX touring silver(Hers). I have the same wheels you have on your MDX except 8x18 and some black in the wheels. Trying to get used to the black on the wheels. Great looking pair you have there.

Type34

Yeah, the wife has been on me about getting them tinted...I also want to tint the TSX's as well, I've just been lazy. It would help during the summers and certainly look more consistent.

Thanks...we too had a 2003 TL-S (white) with our 2006 MDX...I always like complimenting or matching our cars, so I went black/black this time (I'm a glutton for wash/wax punishment)

The TSX and MDX are great complimentary cars. The MDX is a great all-around vehicle - you can tow, haul, and also carry passengers in comfortable luxury. Although I tend to prefer sports sedans/coupes, considering the overall sport and utility, if I had to choose one vehicle overall, it would be the MDX. The TSX is a fun car with above average handling and a spirited I-4 that won't quit. It's smaller dimensions make it easy to navigate through city parking challenges and it's just a fun vehicle to commute in.

007Acura

just make sure you do ceramic tints, i hear they are the best

it really makes the tsx look even better

FiftyFive

The back windows are 25%

vas25tl

It's going to be tough to match it up, I think it goes from 35 to 20..

Nice ride OP!

FiftyFive

You can use two layers of 50