Acura Acura 2003

No recalls could be found for this vehicle. To ensure accuracy and for your safety, do a free VIN recall check here or here [USA] - UK - Canada.

Bulletins are notices put out by manufacturers in conjunction with the NHTSA to notify the public of manufacturing issues or changes.

We were traveling west on route 76 in my 2003 acura mdx just outside denver colorado. Debris came across the road. The driver swerved to avoid the debris. We then swerved back to straighten out. The back end of the car broke loose onto the median. The car then rolled once, flipped up into the air and revolved three times and landed upright. The back seat passenger was ejected and miraculously just bruised. The driver was only bruised as well. The passenger however was taken to two local hospitals and has a broken neck and many lacerations on his head. None of the airbags went off and the car was very difficult to get control of and to steer during this accident. Did all the safety equipment in this car function the way it was designed to? *jb

Vehicle skidded-hit divider-passenger airbag deployed-driver airbag did not. *ak

There should be a ban on the hid front bright beams on cars for traffic safety. I have many friends and family who have all stated their disgust with the lights as being a road hazard. Many times on two-lane highways you can't even see the car in front of you because the car approaching has those lights. The manufacturers should be banned from selling the cars with the lights and replace, at their cost, for any vehicles that have them on currently. *ak

The vehicle skidded, when the consumer changed lanes. Dealer will be notified. *ak the vehicle skidded and turned 180 degrees. *scc *jb

We have an '03 mdx with just about 6k miles on it. Around 4.2k we started noticing the thud. Mostly just when we're breaking. So today my wife goes in and they are nice about it, but say it's "just the way the mdx is..." they give her some "service news" bulletin that says: "some brake click is normal - on any acura vehicle, clearance between the brake caliper brackets and the ends of the brake pad backing plates can cause the pads to hit the caliper brackets when you first apply the brakes in a new direction of travel (for example: backing up, applying the brakes, then driving forward and applying the brakes). The clicking you hear is a normal characteristic of the brake system; the clearance is there to allow for heat expansion an / or corrosion of the pads." this has got to be bs in the case of the clunk / thud noise. I've got two friends with mdx's and no [xxx] noise... Anyone care to comment? I'm considering taking ours in myself and see if i get the same run around. *ak information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.S.C. 552(b)(6). *tr

While parking the right front tire hit a section of curbing that was extended from the next section of curbing, there was a hissing sound and consumer then discovered the tire was flat, consumer was informed that the tire needed to be replaced because the sidewall was broken.*yh