Honda Accord Reviews

This is the worst experience ever, if I can rate Honda a -100 I will. I bought a 2019 Accord which is paid for and it only has 65k miles, 2nd time in the shop. I bring it to Honda late December and it was there for about a month, on April 30th it stopped. The 1st time it would accelerate over 20mph now it’s not moving. Called corporate and filed a claim which they denied. I am stressed because the work order they’re requesting it almost 5k and in January the warranty paid over 3k. Honda is scamming their customers and refusing to make the issue a manufacturer recall. It’s all over TikTok that people are experiencing the same issue with the same year, make and model. This is insane. ;-/

I have a 2019 Honda Accord Ex. This is my 4th Honda Accord and this is by far the absolute worst. I have NEVER had so many issues out a Honda which is supposed to be one of the BEST on the market. I am pretty sure everyone that has an Accord has experienced the “Christmas Light Up” on the dash where ALL of the lights are flashing and no one knows what’s wrong with your car. One time it was the battery. Replaced the battery. Lights went off. Not long after the lights were on again. This time it was the “ignition coils”! Replaced the ignition coils. A week later, the lights were right back on. This time it was “spark plugs”! Had the spark plugs replaced!!! LIGHTS CAME ON AGAIN!!!! This time the dealership had the nerve to say that I had blown my head gasket!!! $6,000!!

Let me start by saying I have owned and loved 5 Honda's previous to my newest purchase on 4/27/2025. 2 Accords, 2 Odysseys and 1 Crosstour. I was excited, my kids are grown now, and it is time to downsize from my second Odyssey. I set my sites on the new 2025 Honda Accord Touring Hybrid. After all, I had driven 2 previous Accords for well over 10 years so I knew it would be a good fit. Set us back almost $50k, but worth it, right?

My 2017 Honda Accord started sending out an ear shattering static noise after about 20 minutes of driving late 2024. Neither the volume adjustment nor the off setting of the audio unit has any influence on this noise. I deafening noise made the car impossible to drive. Nobody I discussed this issue had any idea of what the issue was, and after bringing it in for service, trying different things, I was told I needed to replace the audio head unit. Unfortunately, unbeknownst to me, many others have - and are - having the same problem, and I could not get the part for three months. The service shop had to disconnect the audio head unit in the interim so I could drive the car. This issue should triggered a recall by Honda, as many others are experiencing the same issue, and it impossible to drive the car with this deafening noise. This repair cost me $2000, and an immense amount of inconvenience.

I tried to get some help from Honda Goodwill concerning a VSA modulator Repair for $2500. I sent them all my receipts for so many repairs. They listened and sent me instructions. I can't ever recommend Honda Accords as reliable. My car has average 8500 miles a year. This is my 4th Honda accord and they don't stand behind them. Good will doesn't even call back. Times have changed. If they Don't care about their products these are now throw away at 125,000 miles. Don't purchase a used Accord. Time for Toyota Camry!!!

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.