Honda Accord Reviews

Bought a 2019 Honda Accord Hybrid with the 2.0 liter engine. Followed all the manufacturers recommended services. The car blew the head gasket at 70,000 miles. Unheard of for most cars to have this problem with so few miles on it. Dealership charged 4500 for the repair and Honda refused to cover any of it. A search online revealed 100s of people with the same problem. Honda is not the reliable vehicle it once was.

At approximately 89,000 miles on my 2014 Honda Accord Sport, I noticed a rattling noise coming from the engine. I took it to the local Honda dealership where I live in Beaumont, TX to get it checked out and also to get the oil changed. The service advisor call me later on that day and said they found metal shavings in the oil filter and that I needed a new engine!! I was completely caught off guard with their diagnosis. I thought to myself, there's no way that car needs a new engine. So I got a second opinion from another auto repair shop and behold their diagnosis was the same!! I was forced to buy another vehicle that same day because the Honda Accord failed me!

2023 brand new Honda Accord, which I only own for about three months now. I took I took my vehicle for the dealer following. My trunk continues to open by itself if I walk on the right side of it after closing it. The dealer informed me this morning, since it not happening in their presence, there’s nothing they could do. Second issue, I found last Tuesday morning moisture in one of my tail lights. I took a picture of this and presented to the dealer this morning and again they told me since it’s not there this morning there’s nothing they can do for Honda policy. Attached is a photo of taillight.

I have a 2019 Honda Accord hybrid that has been nothing but issues since day 1 between recalls and noncovered issues. My catalytic converter is out after 100k. They refuse to replace or help me. Dealership gives me random different quotes. Left Toyota to try honda. Big mistake.

I’ve owned many types of Honda products and never had a complaint until now. I recently purchased a 2022 Honda Accord and at 24,000+ miles already need tires. It came as no surprise, through research, that new Hondas have a problem with suspensions and staying aligned. Of course, the “wheel and tire warranty” that I purchased with the vehicle doesn’t cover wear and tear. Regardless, I’m appalled that a new Honda is already having issues at the one year mark. Might want to consider keeping a full set of tires in the spacious trunk if you intend to purchase a new Accord.

Will keep this short as I've seen similar comments as the following. I took my 2015 Honda Accord in for service for a serious "computer" issue. Car undriveable until fixed. The part was/is on backorder and was put on their CRITICAL BACKORDER LIST. One week in, they have been unable to even provide an ETA for the part while we're paying a not insignificant amount to rent a car. My interpretation of overall attitude is "you have our thoughts and prayers" and a promise to get back to us when they know something....no offer of any help or or solution. We have bought at least 7 Hondas in the past several years and the cars have generally been great....BUT the current car will be our last.

My brand new Honda Accord hybrid stopped after a rock punctured the radiator. Towed it to the nearby dealership and they placed URGENT order for the part as the car is not drivable. It has been sitting there since then (3 weeks already) and there is no estimate on when the part will arrive or when the problem will be fixed. This is poor ethics. It's a brand new car. Only 2 months old. They are not making parts for it??? Very bad experience. They won't provide loaner vehicle as it's not warranty issue.

My husband has owned and loved many Hondas. His most recent is a 2020 Honda Accord. We traveled out of town for his worked and a bunch of lights came on in his car. We took it to a Honda Dealership and they said the part we need (a fuel injector kit) they didn’t have in stock. I have called at least 20 places and nobody has this part. I contacted Honda and this part is backordered. We are now stranded far from home with no safe way to get home because nobody has this part.

2014 Accord needed starter replaced after 39,000 miles for 835.00 dollars. I called Honda Corp. Customer service and had to repeatedly call back to get response for complaint. Google issue for starter on this car, no recall as of yet.

I’m looking for anyone who can tell me WHY my Accord 2012V6-EX, less than 90k miles, garaged entire time and have had regular maintenance, needs to have the following done: ABS Break Modulator ($2486) power steering leak (884), Timing belt (753), Bushings(666)and side mount for a total of $5,135!!! It’s a LEMON!