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Sadly, pretty much any really pretty color is going to get pretty roughed up...

Sadly, it looks like even online places like RealMazda Parts only have the base as well. You could possibly call them and ask if they have just the motors though, I've had good experiences with them in the past.

How does one update this?

Just because it has the antenna doesn't mean it can support GPS. It also uses a compass to tell which direction you're going, not GPS. You'd need this kit from RealMazdaParts to add navigation, P/N 0000-8F-Z09C

The best way is running it directly off of the headunit.

I'd follow what pipemajor has suggested. Projectors+HIDs are amazing, and once you've used them it's hard to go back.

I think this should work.

That's pretty cool. Solid information for going on road trips and such.

Any update on this?

According to RMP it should fit.

There's no way there's an issue with your fuel injectors at that low of a mileage. I'd get a second opinion.

Buffing isn't a good idea, especially if you're using a polish. Since it removes a small layer of paint every time, it's not the best to do regularly. If you wash it with proper technique, and keep a good wax/sealant on it, you shouldn't have to polish it more than once every couple of years...

That's really weird. Have you taken it to the dealer?

It's about $31 for the MSP brackets, and $3 for the normal ones from RMP.

Is it any tint at all?

I will say that pretty much any car is going to feel stiff compared to a Jeep, doesn't really matter what is is. There's significantly less suspension travel available, and is designed to feel sportier than an SUV. I'd check to see what all is in the service record, and to see how it compares to...

Pretty much everything everyone else has said is 100% accurate. Maintenance is key, as well as doing any sort of preventative parts replacements throughout its life. Since there are a lot of things that can be worn at that point in its life, good service records are super important.

While it's not cheap, RealMazdaParts has the OE bumper for about $200. Depending on how you're feeling, you can have the bumper painted and try to replace it yourself, or you can have a shop paint and install it.

Can't say I have, that's completely unacceptable in a brand new vehicle.

I don't think that it would be the carbon build up. I've had plenty of vehicles that've had carbon buildup and usually it's just overall reduced power. Unless you can get a boreoscope in there, I'd look elsewhere.