The “Delete the Beak” movement has been around for some time now, and we’ve seen multiple Acura models with some sort of interpretation of the trend. One I haven’t seen until just recently was a variation on the third-generation MDX,… READ MORE →
“Delete the beak” is a popular trend these days, but the 2007-2009 Acura MDX grille doesn’t quite qualify as a “beak”, does it? Nevertheless, MDX owner Mariano Reyes, created a custom grille based on the “diamond mesh” pattern found on… READ MORE →
Check out the latest Acura model to #deletethebeak. @thachadwick has some fresh photos of his second-generation RDX with a new grille created by @boss02126. This custom grille is unique because it uses the honeycomb mesh rather than the diamond pattern… READ MORE →
The newest member of the Acura #deletethebeak club is the RLX. The RLX originally featured the “beak” from 2014 to 2017, then received a facelift which incorporated the new diamond pentagon grille for the 2018 model year. This particular RLX… READ MORE →
The #deletethebeak trend started with the 2015-2017 Acura TLX and has recently started to appear on 4th-generation Acura TLs. We did discover one other model with a #deletethebeak-styled grille – an Acura ZDX. It’s pretty rare to even see a… READ MORE →
As the pioneer of #deletethebeak Acura TLX custom grilles, Randy’s TLX has often been used to test out his experimental creations. But after many trials, the car is now one of the most unique TLXs out there. Mixing the pre-facelift… READ MORE →
The Acura “beak” went out with the 2017 TLX, replaced with the new diamond pentagon grille for the 2018 model year. Now for those 2015-2017 TLX owners who might also want to “delete the beak”, these may be some options… READ MORE →