Honda Accord Reviews

My 2017 Honda Accord sat undriven in my garage between 2-3 months, as I have two others cars we drive as a family. I drove 2017 Honda out of garage and heard a rubbing noise. Stopped car and walked all around it and looked underneath because assume it was something rubbing on tires. I had it towed to Penske Honda in Indianapolis and they told me the rotors get lots of rust on them when they sit. My 2002 Honda accord did not and it sat for longer period. My wife's 2012 BMW that sits all winter EVERY winter does not. My 2007 Tahoe that sits during summer does not. My new 2018 Tahoe that sits during summer does not. But my 2017 Honda apparently does and was charged over $300 to get the rust rubbed off the rotors.

I would give 0 stars if I could.... I bought my 2018 Accord this year in May 2019 and I already had to trade it in due to their faulty “safety features.” I had a situation going about 30 mph when the brake light flashed on and the brakes slammed on automatically. There was nothing in front of me! I had chatted with someone at Honda and asked since there’s been multiple reports of the same issue if they were going to submit a recall and they said not at this time. These “safety features” obviously weren’t ready to be released into current vehicles on the market. I can’t imagine driving 70+ mph and have the brakes slam on for no reason like some other owners are reporting. Super dangerous and it won’t be long until there is a fatality due to the issue.

Have owned this car for 6 months. Since I purchased it the transmission made violent shifts in the first three gears especially when it was cold. I took it back to the original dealer who kept it for a few days, performed some upgrade and claimed it was fixed. It was not. I brought it to another dealer who after three different service visits was instructed by Honda to replace the transmission on this car with 2500 miles. It was replaced. Still did not shift smooth. At my next oil change I told them it still didn't seem right. They told me that it's operating normally.

I had a Honda for 12 years and recently purchased a NEW 2018 Accord TOURING. The car was purchased in 2017. Soon after the purchase I experience rattling in the dashboard which has continued and after multiple visits to Honda service department no one seems to know the fix. Have contacted American Honda numerous occasions informing them as well. Finally was informed that the service department was advised to tape the HUD area to prevent noise which was only a Band-Aid the rattling continued. After a while I was tired and sick and tired of it. I just recently traded it in for the 2019 TOURING assuming that I would not experience that problem. After owning the car for three weeks the exact issue is present in the new vehicle. I am livid.

Today I experienced something really scary in this car. It freaking traumitized me and gave me whiplash. The car brakes for no reason!! How does Honda know this and don't fix the problem! If my kids are in that backseat and it happens and someone rear ends me my kids will get smashed in if someone is coming fast behind me and my car comes to a complete ** stop! I am so pissed about this and reading reviews that it has happened to other people. There was no one in front of me. The car feature was off!!! It still blinks brake. It blinked twice then completely braked and came to a complete stop! My neck flunged forward. It felt like the car turned off then It took a couple seconds and let me give it gas. Thank God the car behind me did not hit me!! This car can kill my kids or even me! Very scary I made an appt to have it checked tomorrow.

I had bought a new 2018 Honda Accord LX and recently discovered that when you unlock the door, only the rear interior light turn on, the front map lights do not turn on. I took it to the dealer service department. After inspection was told this is the way the car is designed and there is no way to turn on map lights when you open the door. I consider this a serious design flaw. It is inconvenient at night and also a safety hazard since there is insufficient illumination when you get into the car. This is not the type of feature one checks when buying a new car and I would not have bought this model if I knew then about this shortcoming. I have 3 other Honda cars and the map light turns on automatically in them on opening the door. I have also filed my concern with Honda.

This past Saturday, I was driving 45 miles per hour on a two-lane road. All of a sudden my car beeped twice, the brake warning flashed on the dashboard and the car stopped violently. The seat belt locked down across me. There were no other cars near me, and there was nothing in the roadway. My foot was still on the accelerator when the car stopped. It took a few seconds before the braking system released. Once it did I was able to continue driving home. My neck has been hurting every since and the pain has gradually been getting worse. I have an appointment today to get checked out.

I bought a new 2019 Honda Accord EX-L with 11 miles on it. Since then, a tire has burst, the brakes are bad and the electronic system - with Apple CarPlay - is a mess. We are a Honda family but I am seriously disappointed with my purchase and fed up with the Honda dealerships nearby that have blamed the electronic system failure on Apple. And when that didn't work, it was my phone's fault, although I travel extensively for work and the rental cars I use all worked like a charm with my phone. This isn't the Honda experience I signed up for and feel a little hoodwinked in the process.

Updated on 03/04/2019: This car is a piece of... Well, you know the word. After 4 days in the repair shop they fixed the A/C on the car. Too bad they put a scratch on the hood and scraped a wheel that nobody knows how it happened. They had to take the entire front fascia and bumper off, but they didn't put the scratch on the hood. The car had been detailed an hour before it went into the shop to fix the A/C. The wheels were all shined. One had a scuff mark where it hit a curb and the scraped the wheel. I got into it with the service manager and he said it didn't happen there.

My 2008 Honda Accord has always made a weird noise when I turn the car on since I purchased it (June 2018). I didn’t think too much of it but then it started making the noise as I’m driving and oil light starts flashing. So I did a full synthetic oil change and it was fine for 2 weeks or so and then it started happening again. There should really be a recall on this seeing it can do damage to your vehicle's engine. I almost regret buying a Honda now. Will the Honda dealership cover this problem?

I bought a new 2018 Honda Accord Hybrid. I drove it for couple weeks and started to hear a low noise when I put it on reverse and push on the brakes, I took it back to the dealer, they found out about the problem but they say that Honda does not have a fix for that problem yet, that I have to wait, do not buy any Honda Accord 2018. They have a problem with the brakes.

Absolutely loved this car when I first purchased it. I have a very long daily commute and I was pulling just under 50mph. Ride was super comfortable and for a hybrid it has much better acceleration than anything I test drove. 3 months in, I would have given this car 5 stars for sure, but... out of nowhere, I stopped getting good gas mileage. I went from almost 50mpg, to right around 35mpg. That’s less than the regular Accord is rated at. Driving hasn’t changed, same exact drive to work, nothing has changed except I’m only avg 35mpg.

I was driving my 2018 Honda Accord Touring 2.0 when it suddenly had a hard time accelerating. The car seems to have a hard time shifting and trouble accelerating. On the way to the dealer all the warning lights came on and the trouble accelerating continued. When I arrived at the dealer (Honda of Denton) a mechanic told the service advisor that it was "turbo lag" and normal. It's not turbo lag when the car has a hard time shifting and doesn't accelerate.

Very worried of its reliability. I bought a 2018 Accord Touring brand new with 3 miles in May 2018: 4 days after purchasing the vehicle, a piece of plastic stripping on the side of the windshield came loose while driving on the highway – got replaced under warranty. About two months later we realized a stain on the windshield mounted camera black housing. Dealer inspected it and found the windshield to be leaking. They tried to seal it for a whole day and they were unsuccessful, they put me in a loaner for an extra day while they replaced the entire windshield. Two days ago, I opened the glove compartment and it could not latch back. So I’m now driving in a 6 month old car with a duct taped glove compartment till I can find time to go back to the dealer.

Leased brand new 2018 Honda Accord Ex. After just 15 miles had check engine light come. Had to take it back to the dealer. After 800 miles the steering wheel is off center. I have been very careful driving. I know I have not hit any potholes. I am so disappointed. I should have gone with my first choice of Mazda.

Purchased this car 3 months ago traded in 2016 Accord Touring was well satisfied with 2016 car. 2018 does not circulate air in the driver's under dash vent in automatic mode, on a long drive my feet get hot. Dealer told me to use the manual mode to direct the air to under dash vent. 2016 worked fine on automatic. No other problems at this time. The Honda Sense is better on the 2018, would recommend for any new purchase!

My 2017 Honda Accord Sport has less than 7,000. I recently noticed a swooshing noise coming from front tires. Took it to the dealer and was told that it is the rim beading moving along the tire and that a Honda is aware of the problem, but doesn’t have a fix. The issue is getting louder and if Honda is aware they should fix it.

October 7, 2018: After all the paint problems, and they finally get me a car that didn’t have paint damage. New problem with my 2018 Honda Accord. Supplemental Restraint System Problem light on before I even left the dealership with my new car at 7 miles. I told the dealership I would not take a car that had this problem. They assured me it was an easy fix, and something was just unplugged. When I go pick up the car after the supposedly easy fix, the light is off. Within 24 hours, the light is back on at 95 miles. My brand new car has sat at the dealership all week, and they have been unable to fix the car. They have been on the phone with Honda for days. A part was shipped from Honda overnight. Wonder if and when my brand new car will be fixed???

I have a 2014 Honda Accord with 63,000 miles on it. My starter began acting up on me a few weeks ago. I have to push and hold it like 7-8 times before the car will start, sometimes it takes me 20-30 minutes to leave the parking lot from work or a grocery store! I took it to Lucas Honda of Jacksonville and they quoted me close to $700 to get it fixed. They acted like they were not aware of the thousands of people, nationwide that are going through the same thing. They need to issue the recall already! What are they waiting for? My nephew in Tampa has the same car and they replaced their starter two months ago, thank God it was under warranty! Honda is ruining their reputation. I will make sure to warn everyone NOT to buy a Honda.

I have Honda Accord 2018 model. There are several issues I found with this car within a 3 month. Problem-1. Honda Sensing Collision Mitigation System Malfunction. If you are driving on cruise control the wheel suddenly stop functioning with cruise control and you will no longer will able to use the cruise control option. (I am telling you it's a Pain.) If you want to reuse this option you have to stop the car and restart. ***No guarantee it will work after that also.

I have a 2018 Honda Accord with the Honda Sensing Collision Mitigation System Malfunction That causes the car to slam on brakes for no reason putting me at risk for injuries due to a rear end collision. Honda knows about this issue and issued a recall before on the Acura but now claims that they have never had any reports on the issue.

My husband and I bought a used 2012 Honda Accord in 2015 for its reliability. It had approximately 20,000 miles on it in 2015 when we bought it from CarMax three years ago. My husband uses the car for his long commute to work. Last month, the car started making a noise under the hood from inside the engine. It seemed to only happen when it was running for a while and the engine was hot.

I purchased my 2015 Honda Accord sedan on 02-24-2018 at 22 Honda, Hillside New Jersey with a little over 57, 000 miles on it. July of 2018, I heard grinding from my brakes, so I took it back to Honda service department and they said to me that the rear brakes are bad and needs to be replaced as soon as possible, they said I would have to pay out of pocket for that expense. I said to the service department, "How is that my responsibility since your company just sold me the car." They told me it was nothing they could for me. I thought when you purchase a car that should be checked and fixed before selling.

I have a 2010 Honda Accord that I purchased brand new in 2011. Over the past 3 years I have taken my car into 3 different shops to fix the exact same problem 4 different times. It is hard to find someone I can trust to give me an honest opinion when it comes to repairs so I shopped around. All have given the same response. My car is burning oil and I also need to replace the spark plugs (and one time all the coils). It wasn't until this last time I had enough. This was the 5th time I am going in for what I believe is the same problem.

I've had a lot of cars over the years but this is my most reliable and least expensive to maintain, I love this car! Over 210,000 miles so far and plenty more to go.

The Honda Accord hybrid has a hesitation problem when you accelerate. It makes you afraid for your safety. It does not do it every time so the dealership is not able to locate the problem. It is the third hybrid we have owned and neither one of the others did this. They were both Toyotas and far superior to the Honda. We will never own another Honda.

The Honda Accord family offers multiple models to choose from including the playful coupe, professional hybrid or proven sedan. My vehicle makes my life more wonderful. It keeps me safe and it takes me to work, travel the world, and take the kids to practice. I love the style of my car, the gas mileage, & how comfortable I am inside my car. Your car is a set of body armor on wheels. However, I don't have any front and rear cameras. Since I have a coupe, getting in & out of the back seats are hard for me. Also, service is a little more expensive at the dealer.

I wanted a vehicle that was easy to get in and out of. I chose the 4 door sedan Honda Accord for roominess and comfort, as well as its reputation for reliability and longevity and good looks. It included all options I was interested in. But I wish it had power seats, as the manual adjustment to raise and lower seats does not stay in place. The next higher up model was more money than I was willing to spend but had it been a bit more affordable, I would have gone with that one.

The Honda Accord has been very good. I chose it because it was affordable. I really like how small it is and how easy it is to maneuver. I also like that it has a sunroof and can hold six CDs. The engine had to be replaced but the only consistent problem I have had is that the gear shift keeps breaking and the air conditioner has a leak. I also had to replace the radio. I suggest fixing the gear shift to something that works better and doesn't keep falling apart. I would also make the cover over the steering wheel to be less sticky. The car however drives extremely well and is very reliable.

My 1995 Honda Accord wagon is my favorite car. It has the best gas mileage, has enough space for my little family, has run amazing even after being stolen, and we have never had any problems. Also, it has a sunroof, automatic windows, the back seat is roomy with enough leg room for my very tall husband and the hatchback has enough space to fit my very large dog when we take him places. We picked this car over others because of the extra space and reliability that Honda has given us before. But the automatic locks on the car malfunction every once in a while, the car is just old enough to make diagnostics and because the car is older, the radio and other technology in the car is difficult to replace.

My Honda Accord is a compact and a great gas saver. The car might be a little older, but I can fit it into small spaces and it has mechanically stood the test of time. It has pop up headlights which give it great character. The gas cap also cannot be opened from the outside, which is a nice security feature. But the car does not feature a single cupholder. And sometimes I get locked out of the reverse function, which is just unacceptable.

I enjoy driving my family and friends around and have driven long distance with the Honda Accord, and find it very comfortable. As a tall woman I appreciate the leg room in this vehicle. A lot of cars cramp up my legs which is not optimal when driving long distance. The car also gets good gas mileage and has been very reliable. It looks great too. I really like this vehicle very much. I would make sure however that my next vehicle has Sirius satellite radio and a different interior color.

I love the Honda Accord! It's been a great car. The only thing I don't like is the recalls, especially the Takata airbags. I'm still waiting to have mine replaced and it's taking too long. Other than that, the car's roomy, reliable and comfortable. It's easy to drive and maintain and the controls are easy to use. I love the lines and the way it looks as well. Although the clock is a trial to change for daylight saving time. I just leave it for 6 months.

I love the 2004 Honda Accord. It drives great and runs great. It could look a bit better but that's what you get when it's over 10 years old. I have had it for a while now. It has over 140k miles on it and it has no leaks. It was my daily driver before I stopped driving for good. I like the sound system except for it saying that there is an aux port and there isn't unless you install it yourself... The gas mileage is great. I have used to for traveling both for leisure and for business. Maintenance is easy too.

The Accord is an awesome luxury gas saver and very smooth ride. Airbags all around, kids feel safe, and insurance affordable. Everyone always asks me to drive my car. Also, it has lots of room and seats are easy to clean. I like the back up camera, Bluetooth talk to device for phone, automatic doors locks, traction automatic, cool style and speed. Antilock brakes uses mobile extended synthetic oil. However, GPS tires wear very fast, tire indicator light cannot be manually reset, seat belt alarm does not stop even if does not have passengers, and car body could be more sturdy as well.

The Honda Accord is one of the best models ever made. They are very strong and they last a long long time. They never break down. It keeps its value because it is a dependable car. Also, I love that it doesn't cost a lot to fix and it hardly ever has problems - just the usual rust, the normal wear and tear of tires and that paint chips a lot, oil change, spark plug and sometimes mufflers as parts get old. But even though it's getting old it's still running good and I hate to get rid of it because it still good to me.

This has been the best experience ever! I had my Honda Accord for 3 years now. It's hitting 100k miles on it and it has hardly ever given me any problems mechanically and it never has left me stranded or struggling on the road. Except for the seat material that doesn't last too well and crinkles real easy or the rug mats, I like the other features of the car such as its great Bose speakers, big trunk and the extremely comfortable leg space in backseat. The car also has cruise control, easy signals and has shift paddles. And it holds at least 400+ miles each fill up.

I really enjoy my 2012 Honda Accord. It's a solid car and had very very few repairs. It is reliable and is known to be a car you can drive for over a decade. The gas mileage is great and it gets good safety ratings. It's very spacious too and there is a lot of storage room especially in the trunk and the glove box. It is very shiny with its silver color. The only thing is I would maybe add a moon roof on the car. Also, it's a bit hard to control the temperature. You can make it hot or cold but it is often hard to get a temperature in between.

Honda's known for its cars to last a very long time. The Honda Accord is very reliable and at almost 150,000 miles it has had very few problems. It is a good size to park and drive but not so small that you feel unsafe. It gets great gas millage and is easy to operate. I felt safe as soon as I sat down in it. It is a very solid car, with warranties. I wish it had a little more advanced tech but it is a 2009 model. I would also love a backup camera and Bluetooth which only the newer models have.

The Accord has been a great starter car and has lasted me 11 years and counting. It is in great shape and has hardly needed any work. It has been reliable and is great on gas and looked brand new. I like the way the car drives and the space in the car. I don't really care for the material on the seats, although with kids it has held up well. It just needs new paint. But other than that, love this car.

Our Honda Accord has been very dependable and economical. It gets good gas mileage. I like the roominess in it. The Honda company also really stands behind their products. There was something that was recalled on it and it was repaired and is as good as new. I like the control panel, it is very clean and not cumbersome. There is an issue with the seats though that I don't like. They show a lot of wear and they are leather seats. I wish it would say the name of the song and artist that is playing on the radio. We had one car that had that and I really liked that. Also, we have had several Hondas.

My experience with my 2015 Honda Accord has been incredible. I chose this car over many others, because it is sleek and powerful. It's the perfect car for a mother with a large family, especially with small children. Since purchasing this vehicle, I have saved a large amount of money on both gas and overall maintenance compared to my previous one. The features that I enjoy the most are the sunroof/Moonroof, heated seats, and the parking assistance. The only thing I would improve on my vehicle is to add more room in the trunk, but it is already pretty roomy. Nevertheless, I absolutely love my car.

I got a 1994 Honda Accord most recently. And I owned an Accord before and loved both, because they had manual transmissions and incredible gas mileage. I liked they way they handled. It is my ideal car - perfect for a single person, and not bad for a small family. I have also worked on several cars before, but am most familiar with Honda. I can keep up with most of the repairs on my own. However, I would have made the windshield wiper linkage bushing harder to break, but this would be for many other models as well. They are made of plastic, and when one pops off, your wipers no longer work. Driving down the interstate in the rain suddenly becomes a terrifying thing when you can do nothing about immediate vision loss. Other than that, which really doesn't apply solely to this brand, I love Honda.

Hondas are good cars that I just feel good in. They last forever if you take care of it. I purchased me a Honda Accord out of many other cars I could have choose to get and I love it. It's not my first Honda and I'm sure it won't be my last. They are reliable cars and it doesn't take much to keep a Honda up and running. It's good on gas and the miles were low.

The Honda Accord is very reliable with good mileage and has a lot of pep when you need it most. I also like the styling of the car as it looks very classy. I like the simple tech with 3.5mm headphone jack for audio input as well as very comfortable seats for long trips. The cup holder in the middle and in back is very useful for everyone in the car. But I miss some of the features from our previous car like moon roof and individual climate control for each passenger. I also miss the seat heater in the winter when it is cold and wet outside.

I love my Honda Accord. It is very reliable, low maintenance, spacious on the inside, has cheap parts and good handling in the snow. My car has high miles and it runs like it is brand new. I have never had any problems with it. I love the sunroof, leather seats, and Bluetooth compatibility. However, I have heated seats but I wish it had air conditioned seats as it is very hot in the summer. Also, the bluetooth compatibility is to be able to talk on the phone but you cannot play music so you have to get a separate bluetooth compatible part. And to hook up a car seat in it is very difficult. Other than that, I love my car and would definitely buy another.

I love Honda and have always been a loyal Honda customer - In fact, 9/10 of my vehicles have all been Honda. My Honda Accord EX-L coupe has always been a great quality vehicle, safe to drive and kid friendly. It's also reasonable to repair and has reasonable price. Great customer service and easy to make appointments for service. I like the appearance and features like the stereo system, body style, leather package and ease of use. I will continue to upgrade and stay loyal to the Honda family.

Honda is a reputable automaker and I liked their corporate philosophy. They are active in our community and I continually see their cars. I like the size of the Accord and it has excellent standard features. There is very little blind spot issues and the car fits in most parking spaces. The maintenance is painless too. It is easy to understand what to do to efficiently operate the vehicle. None of the features is too fragile, nor riddled with too much automation. The car operates well and comfortably accommodates five (5) people - great family car. Overall, it is just a great car and I would buy a Honda again in a heartbeat.

This Honda Accord has been a Godsend and we love it for its reliability and good gas mileage in the highway. It's roomy, well designed, and smooth in the road. It has easy to understand features and good sound. The color is lovely and it fits well in our small garage. It fits our family well especially on vacation. Car was spacious enough for five adults to travel comfortably and we feel safe for family trips to other states. Also, the trunk holds our luggage easily.

Honda Accord was beautiful. I love the rims and the leather seats. It had wood trim. The radio was awesome and the windows were tinted dark which I really liked. The air conditioning was very cold and I was able to upgrade with any options I wanted. Hondas are great cars and I've always had Hondas and never had problems with them. I also received a good deal when it came to purchasing the vehicle and had no problems getting a creditor to finance me which helped make my decision even easier with Donna but most of all I love the Honda because of the way it looked and the color was beautiful and I was able to upgrade to a sports package.

My Honda Accord was bought for me by my boyfriend. Came with an aftermarket stereo. It starts up right away and gives smooth ride. It has good gas mileage and decent price. Insurance is also cheap. However, it has broken window switch, a little rust on the body, has a donut on it and windshield has a crack across it. It also needs a little work on the outside body and one tire needs plugged. Only drove one just to get it to my destination. Also I am still making payments so can't get it plated just yet.

I have loved my 2007 model Honda Accord. I bought it slightly used (about 20k mi.). Recently the navigation unit has failed. I’ve been told it’s common in this year model. Other than that, I’ve been extremely pleased.

Honda Accord - I was pleasantly surprised at its overall performance as a midsize car. I am please with the space and the standard features. And I believe it to be a great value.

Purchased this Honda Accord new in 2007 and it is a fantastic car! Have had zero issues other than minor adjustments. Dealer cannot believe the shape it’s in for its age. Plan on keeping it until It dies.

The 2018 Honda Accord is the best one I have owned. The turbo has more power than the 6. The gas mileage on the highway is 41 and around town it is 28. The ride is so quiet and smooth you cannot believe it. So many great safety features. A very sporty looking car that has the sport mode, regular drive, or econ. I have found nothing I do not like about this car. It's a fun car to drive.

Options found in other luxury cars that cost quite a bit more than Honda Accord Hybrid Touring are in my car and for the value the options are great. Highlight sensors, rain sensors, lane assist cameras are among the few options that were standard on this car.

It's too low to the ground for me and I do not feel comfortable in the driver's seat. I am heavy set and it is just uncomfortable for me but other than that it is a dependable and good looking car.

This is my second Honda. My first was a 1996 and an accident took it off the road in 2010. This one is a 2008 and is still going strong, my next car a Honda of course.

My 2000 Honda Accord EX has 143,000 mi on it & has been dependable for 18 yrs & it still drives like a charm. Regular maintenance and TLC keeps it going strong... Love my Honda.

It's comfortable to drive a Honda Accord. Holds the road for a smooth sturdy ride, 39 miles to the gallon, good looking interior, roomy rear seat and trunk area. Info system could use improvement but other than that, absolutely no problems.

Honda Accord - I like the styling and comfort. At my age, don't like climbing down into a car, but I like almost everything else. Styling is better than almost any car save for an older Camry and newer styling of all brands sucks. The Honda Accord is also easy on gas, no engine problems. Since mine is a 2002, with high mileage, age is taking its toll on the electronics behind the dash. The radio quit in 2016, the fan motor quit in 2017, Side air bag idiot lights come on for months at a time. Other than that, it's a good serviceable car to get you where you have to go. I would recommend it to anyone that plans on keeping a car for a long time.

My 2004 Honda Accord has been phenomenal! Beside the normal maintenance of oil changes, new tires, etc. I do have dents taken care of as well. I have had no issues with it which is approaching 150,000 miles.

I've owned (for more than 6 months each:) Chevy Camaro(s), Mercury Cougar, Dodge Dart, and a few more cars, none of which I can remember what kind they were. None of them measured up to my Honda Accord in gas mileage, performance, cost to maintain at top level, style (interior and exterior), cost to run on a daily basis. There is no aspect of any car that was better than that of my Honda Accord; It was sassy; it had four (4) doors and a sunroof and had much power, even with its 4 cylinders. When I buy another car (most likely a used one), it will most definitely be another Honda Accord.

We've had this Honda Accord since we bought it new 2006 and it's lasted until now even with over 100,000 mileage. That's about 12 years of quality that's why my family trust Honda more than rest of cars. The only issue we have is ac but other than that we keep maintenance and it's still thriving.

The Honda Accord is a very nice little 4 door sedan. Won't win any prizes for distinctive looks, had to put a stick on it to make it stand out from all the other blue four door sedans in the parking lot. But it handles very well, even in icy weather. Shame my husband took it over.

The stereos are bad!!! They drain batteries, turn on without key and blow speakers without being on! They also have an issue with the door actuators. They stop working and I have looked up these issues and it happens on multiple cars and Honda does nothing about it. Other than these things I love the car.

I bought my Honda Accord in 2004 and it has been super-reliable and outstanding. I plan on buying another car from Honda in the future as I have been so happy with my current car. I totally recommend the Honda Accord.

They have remodeled the steering wheel in newer models of Honda Accord, however, my fingers continually engage the Bluetooth and the voice tells me there is none connected. I think the body and paint needs to be more dent and scratch resistant although the sheen has been maintained using a good hand washcloth and cleaner. More critical, the dash light shows your headlights are on, however, they may only be on the front driving lights while your rears are unlit. There is no discernment as to which level of head/tail lights are on.

The Honda Accord is an excellent running car. Very functional, fun and comfortable to drive, nice interior, great traction and steering, handles well on the road, good gas mileage, quiet ride, good radio system, safety features are also nice, and contour of the frame.

I love this car (Honda Accord EXL). Unfortunately, Honda decided to discontinue the 6 cyl coupe in 2018. Big mistake in my opinion. Am constantly receiving unsolicited compliments from folks in the unlikeliest places; at the gas pump, rest stops, parking lots. Total strangers make a point of coming over to me and gushing. Have I mentioned it is a joy to drive? It normally tootles around on 4 cylinders, but when you kick it, the other two cylinders kick in and it takes off like "warp speed' on Star Trek.

Everything in Honda Accord is great except the rear side windows of this sport 2 door model are too small and seeing vehicles coming from the rear right side is almost impossible when backing up.

The Honda Accord Sport is a nice looking, extremely dependable vehicle. I own a 2014 model and I have not had any problems with it. I bought it used with 28,000 miles in 2016 and I currently have 48,000. Mileage is pretty good and it handles the road well when driving long distance. I am very glad that I purchased this vehicle.

Purchased as a 2007 certified used Honda Accord from local Honda dealer. It had a little over 29,000 miles on it and now has almost 69,000 miles. It has a 4-cylinder engine that is smooth and provides ample power. I have the Honda dealer change the oil and any recommended service when needed and that is it. It is a gem and would buy another from this dealer.

My Honda Accord has been a great car, durable, comfortable, reliable, economical and easy to drive. I have driven it for 12 years, and have never been disappointed.

I bought my used 2013 Honda Accord in April of 2016. Since the beginning I have kept up with all the maintenance requirements for my vehicle and have done my part to take good care of my car! My Honda has roughly 90K miles and I have not had any mechanical issues until now. I noticed that my car would not start like it normally did before; at the first attempt. My car gradually required numerous attempts to start the engine, sometimes requiring up to seven attempts. I took my car to the Honda Dealership in Jacksonville, FL last week. They gave me a diagnostic stating that my starter is going out and that the estimated repair cost would be between $800-$1000 depending on the type of starter I elect to purchase.

We bought a 2015 Honda Accord Touring, it runs great but we had to replace the rear brake pads at 29,000 miles, the front pads were fine, the front pads do most of the stopping. The Honda tech tried telling me it was a corrosion problem, what a bunch of bull, he was not talking to a dummy, I told him so. They have a problem with the brake system. And no we don't drive with the emergency brake on. Others on here have that same rear brake problem. Next time I will go to a reputable brake shop not Honda.

I have complained about the camshaft on my 2009 Honda Accord as many other owner have with no satisfaction from Honda. Now I have a worse problem with the camshaft. This was a manufacturing defect with the camshaft and I sent in pictures in with the defect with my original complaint with no help from Honda. You the first repairs cost me $1,050 and now I must pay another $800 to repair the latest problem a camshaft bearing. I can't even get that much out of this monster if I sell it. I see where Honda has a class action suit against them for these problems. All I want is for Honda to pay my latest repair job so I can sell this car.

I own a Honda Accord 2017 V6 EXL, I have no problem with the car or services itself... I understand however that the V6 Honda Accords are not being made anymore... why would they do that. I like the car, but can get nothing on a trade, but yet they keep calling me to trade my auto... so I believe I am going to sell it. It has 2700 miles and is SHOWROOM NEW. My wife has a CRV which we love... don't know what I am going to do.

I’ve been already for 2 hours waiting for the car just to get in the shop. All the car Came after me already get fixed and they are just playing you around with those numbers. This is my 5th time here just trying to change the oil and every time I come here ended up take the car and leave.

2014 Accord - Burns oil at 46,000 miles, over a quart every 1,000. Driver’s side visor fell off. Windshield washer not working. Driver’s seat memory is quirky. Battery goes dead when car is left to sit for 4 weeks or more. Front-end so low that it scrapes on curbs. Other than that, it’s a great car!

High tech gadgetry causes terrible problems when it doesn't work. I bought a 2007 Honda Accord LX 2 months ago from a used car lot. Both ignition keys have fancy gadgets with 4 buttons mounted on them. The problem is with constant horn honking caused by a failing gadget. There is no way to remove these mounted gadgets from the keys using conventional tools. A second problem I have had is occasional locking up of the ignition where the key gets jammed and you can neither turn the ignition switch nor remove the key. This might be related in some way to the steering column but it's a huge frustration when it occurs.

I don't even want to give one star. It's very disappointing story. It's a 2014 Accord touring L4 model. On my first winter when I bought car I noticed grinding noise and I went to dealer and they told me it's VTC Actuator problem. They replaced. But again same noise came back after one week. Called headquarters and they asked me to go to dealer one more time.

I've had various issues with our 2014 Accord Sport as opposed to our 2003 Acura CL-S MT that ran like a champ for almost 300k miles. First off day 1!!! (A) Cruise control would get stuck and even pressing the brakes the car would still want to go full speed, brought to the dealer but had to rent a car for a full week. Thanks Honda. (B) Battery dies before car is driven off the lot, should have been the first thing listed but it's on here, battery has now been replaced 3 times before 35k miles! (C) Alternator was replaced along with another battery. Had to rent another car until they had time to work on it, Norm Reeves Honda dealerships in Southern California. (D) Brakes won't stop squeaking, replaced at dealer then Midas and to no resolution it still does it intermittently.

Me along with several other 2013 and 2015 Honda Accord owners have had the same problem. When you push start the car, it clicks on the first and second try. You have to try it several times in order for it to start. Honda has not issued a recall on this matter, but they have issued a recall on incident that has occurred a few times. People are paying a ridiculous amount for a faulty product such as a starter. I am going to social media and discourage people from purchasing these models. These are supposed to be dependable cars, but they are garbage. Countless people have contacted their Honda dealerships about it, but they refuse to correct it and they leave the consumer with the bill to pay for this faulty starter.

I bought my 2014 Honda Accord in October 2013. I have had nothing but Onslaught problems. Every time I go to the car I never know if it's going to start. All my service has been completed at the local dealership. I've had the battery replaced 3 times. Almost nearly of had to replace it the first time they did it just shy of a year. The next year just over a year they told me I was 10 miles over the warranty and they could not replace the battery. Force me to buy a battery on my own.

I bought my Honda Accord brand new in 2003 and it is still going strong. This is a low maintenance car. It passes all inspections. I keep up with the oil changes, and tires and on the occasion it needs a new battery and new brakes. Just the usual maintenance. That's why I bought this car.

I have a Honda Accord and I am not too impressed with the Bluetooth & car's interactive options. They are not helpful & actually boring. Kias beats Hondas hands down with their UVO system.

Honda has advised that no defects in materials or workmanship were found. However if I can provide any other information they will review and consider my complaint. My own resolution is to not give any more business to Honda until they identify and correct the problem, and to cherish my 2007'Accord that has been steady and dependable with far fewer bells and whistles to malfunction.

My 2015 Accord with approximately 17400 miles on it has been to Penske Honda in Ontario 4 times within a month about the front brakes squealing. They lubed the brakes 3 time. They stop making noise for a few days then start right back. The pads and rotors are good. They can't figure out what the problem is. They first said it may be a defect in the brakes. Now Mike in the service dept is saying I need to pay and have the rotors turned and the pads replaced and glazed. Even though they are still like new. There is a big problem with the brakes on this car. I've had 3 Accords and never have had a brake problem. I won't buy another one. Honda won't fix it. They want me to pay to replace something that is already like new.

I have a 2004 Honda Accord purchased brand new, with less than 50000 miles now, and since I purchased it the paint has been fading and chipping on the roof and the hood. Every time I look at it, it is worse than before. This problem has been going on for many years and for that reason I will never buy another Honda. TOYOTA here I come! Honda refuses to think there is a problem with their paint, but I am seeing reviews about people purchasing 2017 Hondas with the same problem. Well sorry Honda, we will not put up with it and I would like to shout out and tell anyone anticipating buying a Honda to not do it or the car will look like crap in no time. Honda should stand up to their poor paint product on their vehicles.

From my 2009 Honda Accord v6 6sp coupe to my 2012 Honda Civic Si with 60k now... they suck. Stay away. Go a different brand. Honda engines transmission suck from high pitch when on a hill and in first girl on my Si to the oil consumption of 2.25 quarts every 1100 miles and they don't want to fix it. Horrible horrible. Sold my Accord 2009 v6 coupe sp6 because of oil issues. Had only 70k when sold and no help at all from Honda. The vehicle's never beaten. Very well maintained. All kinds of service histories on both vehicles bought the Si to give Honda 1 last chance and it's been 3 weeks and I'm regretting it. And I say 60k now because they drove it around for 1400 miles to call me and say that Honda won't good will it... I hate Honda and they lost a customer as of now.

I have a 2008 Accord EX, 4 Cyl sedan. The car is very well maintained and was not expected to have any engine related work for 100,000 miles. I am 61000 miles after around 9 years, and the car's VTC actuator problem is showing up, i.e. there is a grinding sound after the car ignition. A well maintained car needs a repair costing in order of $700-900, and the question is why should the customer pay for a design problem. The VTC Actuator issue is widely reported and with no corrective response and ownership from Honda is a clear sign of poor product commitment.

I bought my 2014 Honda Accord EX-L V6 3 months ago used with 59,000 mile on it. When I first got it the rear camera would sporadically turn black or freeze, now it's always black when I put it in reverse. The side camera is fine, only the rear is giving me issues. I hear this seems to be a problem with a lot of Honda Accords.

Daughter was in 20 mph auto accident on LA freeway after her Honda Accord which had $1300 brake work was done at Honda dealer less than 3 weeks prior to accident. Honda said they were not responsible since the car was out of warranty and she should go back to the dealer and have them check the brakes. Further she was in her seat belt but suffered a torn rotator cuff because the air bag did not activate. NOTE the air bag was replaced 3 times due to a Honda recall at the dealer. She hit the car in front of her because the brake peddle didn't stop her car when it was pushed to the floor. We have photos of car with no air bag inflation. My daughter is a responsible careful driver, 40 plus yr old, with no accident record. USAA insurance co totaled the Honda. Consumers always get screwed.

Unfortunately, during my search for an Audi A5, I allowed the salesperson to convince me I'd get more value for my money with a Honda. As far back as I can remember Honda always had a reputation for great fuel efficiency, dependability, longevity, etc. I agreed to purchase my first used vehicle (i.e. 2013 Honda Accord EX-L V6) and have had quite a bit of trouble ever since. I love the car itself, but immediately after I purchased I had to quickly figure out what issues I was experiencing and get them fixed before my warranty expired; however, time was not on my side as usual. The issues I had/have are listed below:

On my sons 2010 honda accord, I have replaced the back 2 wheel bearings and a week later the right front wheel bearing. On his 2015 honda accord with 40,000 miles, a month later the right front wheel bearing went out on it. Honda definitely has an engineering problem with their wheel bearing design or installation. At $300 a pop for wheel bearing replacement, honda owners have a problem. The 2015 bearing was replaced under warranty, a $700 job. I think the low aspect ratio tires are the culprit, with no cushion for bumps like old style tires have.

According to three sources when I bought my 2016 Honda Accord the voice commands were available on ALL 2016 Honda Accord cars. Told at the dealership that it would take time for the system to recognize my voice. (not true) Honda promotional video stating that ALL 2106 Honda Accords have voice commands. Owners manual on page 154 showing you how to use the voice commands.

As a long time Honda owner, I found the 2016 Accord touring sedan appealing. I traded in my previous Honda. What a mistake. I've have nothing but problems with this car. Headlights burning out, rattling, poor door sealing, shaking and more. I've had to leave this car numerous times at my local dealer for repairs for entire days. I will be seeking to dump this car and manufacturer soon as I can break close to even. What a horrible car and quality.

I am writing this long review only with an intention of making readers aware of the atrocities of Honda Motor corporation and its dealer. Vehicle: 2015 Honda Accord with CVT. 20000 miles, single driver; Daily driving miles: 4 miles to office and back. List of problems: Transmission whistling noise after 15000 miles - attributed to CVT which it seems Honda does not have the engineering capability to solve and has the engineering incompetence to design such a transmission.

2016 Honda Accord EX-L V6 - Seat is defective. Cannot support my weight of 190 Pounds. I am 6' 1", so normal weight. On drives over one hour my seating position changes drastically, foam is too soft, and of poor quality. The Dealer is refusing to fix, say they do not repair upholstery. My 2002 Accord was well made. The 2016 is another story. Honda should repair the vehicle, as it's a safety issue. This is like the air bag issue, will take a few deaths before they can fix it. Google "Honda uncomfortable seats" many folks have this issue. I contacted Honda, they said, "We will not redesign the seat just to fit you." I asked what they meant by that. They said the dealer examined the car and it's working as designed. I need to decide what steps to take next, as it very clear they are just pushing this repair off. By repair, I mean replace all the seat foam in the vehicle. Car is currently under warranty.

Very disappointed in the 2010 Honda Accord since it is considered Honda's Flagship model. This car has high levels of road noise, so loud in fact if we are on the freeway, we must yell to hear each other talk. We have to blast the radio to hear it. The windows and sunroof will open themselves after the vehicle has been locked for the night. Twice this has happened when it rained!! The last complaint I have is the leather interior. Very cheap leather on the arm rest. It started puckering up and then tore in strips. Dealership said it was because I wore lotion. What a joke. It was a cheap interior. The passenger side is where it tore and is rarely used. I do love the way it drives.

I was driving and the new Accord just stopped...no warning, just turned completely off as I was driving. Took car to dealership where it was tested. They said nothing was found. This is truly disturbing because I could have been hit as there were vehicles behind me laying on their horns. I don't want to drive this vehicle again as I am afraid it will happen again. Would like to communicate with others who have had this issue.

Took my 2015 Honda Accord in for a recall. Was told that the car needed a software update to prevent the transmission from failing. All went well. Then noticed that I was not getting gas mileage like I used to. Turns out that the software update reduced my car's gas mileage by 10%!!! Went back to dealer and was told to call Honda service in California. Called California and after a big runaround was told that gas mileage depends on driving conditions! The car shows you the last four "trips" gas mileage on its inboard display. Clear as day. My mileage tanked immediately after the update. Why does Honda not take responsibility for the actions. I fell like I was a victim of bait and switch since the reason I picked the Accord over the Camry was the slight edge in gas mileage the Accord got. Now I know better. Next car's a Toyota.

My children are everything to me. So, when my husband and I decided we were going to buy a car for our son, we did a lot of research. We finally decided on the Honda Accord and bought it from Kolbe Honda on August 10, 2000. We have been active parents in terms of helping with the maintenance of the automobile. The key to start the car began to deteriorate until it broke. The replacement and reprogramming cost over $160.00. I called Honda to speak with someone because I feel we should be reimbursed. After all, without the key, the car cannot be driven.

I have a 2013 Accord that was bought new in Dec 2012. I have had the seat trim repaired 4 times and have been told that Honda will not repair this problem anymore. It has broken again and the dealership cannot explain why. I have been told how good these cars are but this car has been junk at best. The dealership has told me that I need to get in and out of the seat in a different manner in which I did what they ask and it's broken again. When I bought this car there was no "instructions" on how to get in and out of the car and I am very frustrated with no good answer to this problem. Unless Honda can give me a reason and repair for this problem I will not buy another and am looking into legal action concerning this problem. Honda has no way that I have found to email a complaint and I am getting very frustrated with this piece of CRAP that I paid well over $30K for. I will supply pictures if requested by Honda directly.

I bought my Honda Accord in 2014 and within the first month the check engine showed up. So often the oil was under the normal marks regardless of normal oil change quantity. I checked with the mechanic and he couldn't find fault at first and he added a quart as well and the check engine went off. The third time, the mechanic realized that the piston rings were sticking out thus causing too much consumption of oil. Tried to call the dealer who sold me the car but they only told me that is done through a third party engine warranty. The mechanic explained that fixing the piston ring set could end the problem. He explained to me that was a manufacturer's problem and I can get reimbursed for the cost incurred.

We used to stand firmly behind Honda vehicles. We replaced our Hondas with Hondas and we recommended Hondas to others looking to buy. I loved my 2002 Honda Accord Coupe EX V6 so much that I opted to replace the transmission with it failed at 90k miles. I wasn't happy about it, but I went ahead with the work because I was told that my Honda would last well beyond the issue with the transmission. Before opting to replace the transmission, I researched the issue and found hoards of information online about Honda's ongoing issue with their transmission. I contacted Honda Corporate offices and they offered to help by paying 25% (others had reported online that Honda helped with up to 30-50% for the transmission work).

So I have had my 2011 Honda for 4 days...I bought it used with 161,000 miles. The car has been driving fine ever since we have had it (even though it only been 4 days). So this morning when I left work, I was at the stop light waiting on it to turn green. Once it turned green I tried to leave and it felt like I ran over a brick or hit something which I know I didn't. I checked under my car and I had not hit anything so I put it in drive and the car starts revving up and my foot was not on the gas, so I put it in part and the noise became worse. I tuned the car completely off to shut it up. And thinking it was over, then all of a sudden the car starts rolling backwards, the only thing that would stop it was the emergency break... I really wanna know what is the problem and can I be fixed by the dealer under my 3-month 3000 miles powertrain warranty.

My car is a 2015 Honda accord. I been having Honda for about 17 years recently I got this new car with 0 mileage. I been having trouble with my tire sensor for the past few months. Is very scary that I have been driving my car like this for a while. I took my car in for more than 7 times or more for the same issue and Honda cannot resolve it. They said is fix. Couple of hours later my tire sensor is on again. I had try to take into my local tire shop just to see if they find the issue but they said they don't see anything wrong with tires. Just some air needed here.

I recently had a terrible Honda Motors USA customer service experience based on the poor handling their own recall issues. I initially, received a notification that the SRS control module was faulty and not to impact the side of the car or slam a door to prevent side air bag deployment. Then a secondary recall notice was sent indicating no one should ride in the passenger seat of the car due to the Takata bags being deemed unstable/unsafe.

I have a 2008 Honda Accord with 20k miles and the front fender liner fell off. Their clip system that holds the liner in is defective and there are many complaints about this problem all over the internet. People should be more proactive so that these defects can become recalled items.

Bought my car 2013 Honda Accord V4 in June 2013 (Brand New). Took my car to the dealer to see why the battery keeps dying on me. This is the 3rd battery I have put on my car. Service rep at Moss Honda in Moreno Valley stated the alternator, Starter, Charging system and my electrical was fine, that there was nothing wrong with my car. How is that true when my car is only 3 yrs old and I had to replace the battery 3xs already? I bought a brand new car so I wouldn't be dealing with any issues like this. I love Honda's. My 2001 Honda civic with 160,000 is running and never had an issue with it. I'm soo frustrated!!!

2014 Honda Accord Needed A New Transmission at 68,000 Miles. I bought this car brand new and the FM transmitter had to be replaced within 4 weeks of owning it. During the first winter, it would not start. I kept bringing it back to Honda and they said since they could not recreate the issue there was nothing they could do. I also complained of a weird noise coming from acceleration and down shifting. Fast forward to a year and a half later and it came to be the transmission. Which Honda would replace fully since it was out of warranty, so I had to pay something out of pocket. This was my first and last Honda.

I previously owned a 2002 Honda Civic and in Aug 2013 I decide that it had treated me so well, I would buy a 2013 Accord. Fast forward to now July 2016, not even 3 years into owning this car, I have gone out to my car in the morning to start it and it will not start the first time but will the second time. Did this intermittently for the past 2 weeks. Took to AutoZone and was found that I had a bad alternator. Went to a local mechanic who also said it was the alternator and spent $800 to get a brand new one put in. 2 days later, it happens again! I'll be calling the dealership and corporation with a complaint. My car isn't even 3 years old and has 40k miles on it and already I've had 2 batteries and an alternator. I didn't have to change anything on my 2002 Civic until year 6-7. I'm so disappointed in Honda and will continue to write reviews about how terrible their cars are made now. I went looking for a reliable car that would last me almost 10 years and I got this dud!

I purchased a 2016 Honda Accord 3 month ago to avoid any problem with my job but few days ago I went to gas station to fuel and after fueling the car won't to start so I call roadside assistance and they came after 90 minutes and gave me jump-start. The day after I went to Fairfax Honda to see what's problem at the car but they don't want to hear anything and they said I have to schedule a service day to look at the car. I try to explain that the car under warranty and I use it for work but they not understood. Then I drive the car to the nearer pharmacy to pick up some medicine. When I go back to the car it's won't to start again so I call roadside assistance one more time and they came after 2 hours then gave me jump-start and then I took the car back to the Fairfax Honda. They said I have to leave the car to next day to check it. I am waiting now. I will continue when I get any update.

I haven't had the 2016 Accord for 5 days and already visited the Service Dept and since this morning, I have set up my 2nd. First thing is the low tire signal light came on. I drive up to the Service Dept and they said they have a reset button now on the new Hondas. He showed me and poof. Out goes the light. I said "all you did is reset it?" "Yes" he replied. "They do this when new." New? I asked "Aren't you going to check the levels of air." "No. No need."

I'm experiencing the same issues with my 2016 Honda Accord EX-L V6. The car completely shuts off while driving. The incident occurred on three separate times before I could drop it off at the dealership. The last time it shut off in rush hour traffic with an 18 wheeler truck coming up behind. I had to quickly cut on my emergency flashers to alert the trucker that I had an issue. The car had previously shut down on two separate occasions. However, I dismissed it due to me not fully being engaged. The car shut off twice while the service manager took it for a test drive. The car has been at the service shop for more than 5 business days and they have yet to contact me regarding the problem/issues.

Where should I start. I recently bought a 1999 Honda Accord LX Coupe as a replacement car for a 1983 Nissan Sentra. The car had 154,000 miles on it with the 3.0L VTEC V6. I wasn't about to pass it up as it was a step over the 4 cylinder that was in my Sentra. Now keep in mind my Sentra was great car, ran even when everything was wrong with it, even with a crack in the block.

Car pulled out in front of me causing me to T-B on driver side. My son was my passenger and both of us had on seat belts. My airbag exploded but my son's head hit windshield but his bag never opened. It shook me up so I stay put 'til police came. I kept breathing through my nose blowing out my mouth to relax. My vehicle was used for work but it had to be towed. I got a ride home from police I believe. Two to three days later I kept having nosebleeds. Was told it was from breathing what came from airbags.

I bought a Honda Accord LX about 4 months ago. I am leasing this vehicle. On Thursday the car stopped dead in the middle of Route 3 almost causing an accident. I brought my vehicle to the Honda service department where they told me nothing was wrong with the vehicle. The car kept stopping periodically as I tried to explain to them there was something wrong. This car is brand new. This should not be happening. Since Thursday the car is stopped and turned off by itself 7x. I brought the car back to them Monday where they told me a whole bunch of stuff was coming up on the system as they perform the Diagnostics. I asked him why did this not come up on Thursday when I try to explain to them there was something wrong with my car? They said they don't know. They said they were going to have to keep my car but they did not know for how long.

I've owned a 2004 Honda Civic forever, and never had a complaint. It made sense to upgrade and purchased a 2015 Honda Accord about 8 months ago. The salesman was great, he was very attentive and let me know that if there was anything wrong to bring the car in and everything would be taken care of right away. He told me that it was a Honda and it would be unlikely. When I purchased it new, I kept it at the dealership (Honda/Inver Grove) for about two weeks to add the extra items I purchased. When I received it, it looked good.

Was coming back from a road trip this weekend that was 2 hours 15 minutes away. Am 32 weeks pregnant, had my two daughters and 20 month old son, was in the slow lane when car stop moving and RPM went in red, car would not gas and I pulled over, was smoking. Lucky no cars were behind me and it would have caused an accident... I let it rest for a bit and made it to the rest area which was right there, but the RPM went in red again. We were stuck at this rest stop for 6 hours, it could have been worse have someone would have been behind me when my car shut down on freeway.

We bought a 2014 Honda Accord Sport in August 2014. It is less than two years old, today being June 8, 2016. This is our third Honda. It will be our last. It rattles continually unless it is parked or unless we are driving on a smooth interstate. It's awful. It sounds like a junket.

I've used my brother's 2001 Honda Accord LX sedan as a commuter car in the past. It currently has 278,000 miles and just sits in our garage for now. There hasn't been a single breakdown since buying it brand new. Routine maintenance only. The interior components are still solid with very little wear. Honda lives up to their reputation for being reliable! This is how cars should be made and keep their customers happy!

Travelling back from Newcastle on Dec 30th, 2015 in the high winds and the passenger side trim flew off my 2010 Accord and the drivers side has also become loose. I have been to my local Honda dealer who has informed me that my car is not on recall for this issue so I will have to pay for the replacements and 2 days off the road. I was thinking of getting a new HRV in the next 12 months but I am now thinking of a different car altogether now. I believed Honda to be a great company for customer care but now I'm not so sure.

2010 Honda Accord with about 46000 miles. Took vehicle in for oil change and found out that the right rear strut failed. Was told that oil/rubber don't play well. Why didn't the other 3 fail then? No answer. Customer service was worse than poor.

Have bought six Honda Accord 4 doors and just purchased another one which I returned the next day and bought a Hyundai Sonata instead. The air conditioning in the Honda did not cool anywhere near as effectively as my 2012 Accord which I had traded in for this one. My back was sweating and car never seemed to cool down. It was working like it is suppose to but my impression is that they have made the compressor too small to adequately cool the car. To save money I presume. I mentioned to the salesperson the day before that the car was also smaller inside and out, did not drive as smooth and was not as quiet as my 2012 Accord. She said they were making the accord smaller to save money and for gas economy.

The driver's side seat is extremely uncomfortable. I have had my 2015 Honda Accord EX-L coupe for about 3 months now. I noticed lower back pain right away. Even after owning it for 3 months, every time I get in the car, I am readjusting the seats... Trying to find a comfortable position. I even talked to an auto upholstery shop to see if there was anything they can do. I thought it was just me at first, so then I went online and found where there are many people with this problem. I must say that I have always been a Honda fan. I have owned both a 2000 and a 2007 Honda Accord coupe previously, and I loved both of them. The 2007 was MY car. The 2000 was my son's car. I drove the 2007 for 9 years, no problems, and the seats were extremely comfortable.

Bought 2012, Accord from Autosport Honda in Bridgewater, NJ in March of 2015, was a certified purchase. Shortly after bringing car home, noticed discoloration on the rocker panel area above the rear door frame. Dealer addressed these issues in late May 2015. More discoloration or smudges are appearing where body work was already done and new areas. Have to take car back to dealer. 11/2015

I have a 2007 Honda Accord. 126,000 miles. I have always kept up the necessary car work on it and now my transmission has failed. Called Honda and they said they can't do anything for me. I will NEVER buy a Honda again. Not many people have 2500 sitting around to pay for a transmission. Now I will be out of a car. bummer.

I recently purchase a brand new Honda Accord sport 2015 6-speed Manual with a 20" MOMO custom rims. A couple of days later I realize that my car pulls to the right. I took the car 3 times to the dealer (Scott Robinson in Hawthorne Los Angeles) and no one could help me. They've redone the alignment 3 times without success. I spoke with the general sales manager who did everything to avoid costs. He blamed the roads. I took him for a drive and he saw that my car pulled to the right however he blamed Los Angeles roads, Tire balance and at the end he said that pulling to the right is a characteristic of the Honda Accord 2015. I opened a case with Honda USA and I did not hear from them... I kept calling the case manager number this past 2 weeks and it's always going to voice mail.

In 2012 I decided to trade my 2008 Toyota Corolla S in for a used one owner certified 2010 Honda Accord Coupe with a manual transmission. My Toyota got 41mpg and I thought surely my Accord would be just as good given it was a 4 cylinder & a 5 speed & a Honda. Unfortunately it only gets 21mpg which sucked. When I got it it had 24k miles on it. I loved this car but within the first two weeks I had it I started to notice some things; for starters I could hear this high pitch squeal every now and then when I was stopping. Then I noticed that every time I would put my car into reverse it would grind unless I put it in first gear then moved it to reverse which isn’t unheard of but to have to do it every single time I put it in reverse isn’t right not to mention that when I back up while in reverse it sounds like I’m winding up a really loud Tonka truck. Almost like it’s gonna blow if I back up a long distance.

I have a Honda Accord V6 2005 model car and maintenance done as per manuals. I am now getting jerks while accelerating or after starting and putting car in reverse gear. The check engine light turned on now. I did a code scan and getting code P0741. This is an issue with transmission power. I did some google and found that Honda had this manufacturing defect in this model and lot of car were recalled for this reason.

I have a 2014 Honda with 34K miles on it. Few days back while I was trying to get on the freeway and pressed the gas pedal, the gears didnt change and the car jerked badly with shift in each gear! Luckily, I didnt't have a crash from merging or rear traffic. It ran ok after that. But the next morning when I was trying to Reverse out of my garage it wouldn't move. I had change between gears and put it back in reverse then it started moving. However, after this episode I became skeptical and tested out the gear shift on the freeway again, and that jerking motion happened again.

In december 2014 we bought a 2015 Honda Accord Sport 4 drive. The car takes off fine and then it dies for a few seconds. Almost got hit 4 times. 3 times with my kids in the car. It has done it about 12 to 13 times. Back in july 2015 all the warning lights came on the dash. Took it to the dealer. They found bad injectors and two valves were too tight on cylinder #2. I'm tired of this issue. Now sept. 2015 the car has been at the dealer for over a week. They can't detect the issues since there is no warning lights. I've should've bought the new Camry instead. Love the accord but scary to drive it. It's life threatening. They gave me a loaner but that doesn't change anything. I payed for a new car not a time bomb.

I have a 2003 Honda Accord that has been meticulously maintained. The paint like so many others here has started to delaminate, the color is red. I took it to a dealer and they said "Oh that just happens" and gave me an estimate for $3000.00 to paint partial areas of the car. I wrote a BBB Complaint, was called by Chris from Honda Motors and was told there is a 3 year Warranty on the paint, period. My car runs beautifully and I intended to keep it for several years, for a Honda at only 90,000 miles I should be able to do that. Sadly Honda will not own up to the fact that this paint is defective. I was always such a big fan of Honda, their behavior here has been so disappointing and deplorable.

Test rode the Honda Accord 2015 EXL before I purchased and it was on the local roads, so Felt good and purchased the vehicle. After couple of weeks driving, I notice wind noise leaking both on the driver side and passenger side when the vehicle is driven over 45 miles per hour. It is very irritating and it gets terrible on long rides. Googled the issue and I am surprised many people has the same issue. My 2006 Toyota Highlander doesn't have this problem. I regret for choosing Honda Accord over Toyota Camry now. Not sure why Honda is trying to fix this issue. Shame on Honda!!!

I have a 2014 Honda Accord Sport. I love it but something is off in the suspension set up or the tires. I think it is a Honda engineering issue based on engineering experience. The tires are wearing badly on the inside tread and causing the tires to be cup at 5k, causing the car to make a very bad loud noise with shuddering with 10k now. I have rotated many times. I thought it was a bearing or trans maybe but it is the tires ultimately making the issue the dealer said after inspection. The suspension setup is correct or to spec. This car is a tire (eater) though, should go 50-60K and I am getting 10-15K. Honda needs to address this or test the tires.

My 2006 honda civic had a recall on the paint a year or so ago. Took it down to Honda Carland of Alpharetta to get painted. Now it's fading in the exact same spots again which means it wasn't painted right in the first place. Now the GM is telling us that he doesn't have to repaint it. My husband and I loved Honda until this happened. No one seems to have good customer service anymore but they want you to buy their cars. Why?

I purchased a 2015 Honda Accord LX because I trusted their reliability. It turned out to be a bad deception. Honda has started making very cheap and poor quality cars. The day after I purchased the car I noticed horrible traffic noise coming inside and major wind noise. I noticed very late after making the purchase the poor quality the car was made of. It was also making an annoying rattling sound when the car would drive over a bump or an uneven road. After taking it to the dealership for multiple times and it being useless, I decided to trade it in. Never again will I purchase another Honda car nor recommend one. Honda now cares more about making money than to make good reliable cars.

I bought a brand new 2014 Honda Accord EX last year. After owning the car less than 8 months, noticed that my air wasn't cooling well then started blowing hot air. I took it into the dealership and they said a rock had busted the condenser and that was what needed to be repaired. I then asked if that was covered under my warranty and they said no. I researched online and saw how many people this is happening to and that this is a defect because of the new design to the car - it puts condenser at risk because it protected by a thin sheet of metal. I have owned Hondas in the past, never had this issue. I owned a prelude in 1993, Accord LX 95, and Accord EX 97. This is not acceptable.

Front seats are extremely uncomfortable. It's like sitting on cinder blocks. The seats are not conformed to your body. Bad for your back. Back pain ever since I got this car. Had it for 2 months. My legs go numb. I like the style and handling of the car but not the seats. I'm stuck with the lease for 3 years and can't even enjoy it.

I had a 2006 Honda Accord EX 4 cylinder until 2015. I loved it! Plenty of zip on acceleration even though a 4 cylinder. Headrest very comfortable. Center console had two inside levels for "stuff". I had a terrible car accident. I was broad sided & my car flipped over several times. Neither of my side airbags deployed!! My steering wheel airbag did deploy. I then purchased a 2013 Honda Accord EX 4 cylinder. Ugh!! Terrible acceleration, from a stop or while vehicle is already in motion. The headrests are very uncomfortable - pushing head forward & down. Center console has only one big deep bin.

My Son was driving my 2007 Honda Accord Se on July 30, 2015. He crossed the parking lot of a College campus. As he was turning into another parking section the brakes failed and the power steering locked and lost control. I'm devastated that something like this would happen. I've messaged Honda with this information along with pictures. I've submitted the VIN, Mileage, and Pictures as they requested. I'm hoping Honda looks into this matter. I've always maintained my car and there is no reason for multiple failures.

I bought a brand new Honda Accord in February 2008 off the showroom floor. Regular oil changes along with tire rotation etc... I took care of her. But because I didn't use Honda certified oil the dealer would not stand behind my repairs when my engine went to crap not even sixty thousand miles. Shame on you Honda. Since then my kids have all traded their Hondas off. Me I'm stuck paying off a new engine.

Purchased a new 2015 Hybrid. The first 1000 miles it ran great. Afterward the engine revolutions when accelerating from stop is like it is red lining. It runs this high until you hit 45 mph. Then it shifts. There is no letting off the accelerator to make it shift. I have talked to two dealers and they are clueless. They say the computer doesn't show any problems. A mechanic from the dealer says it does't sound right but doesn't know what to do. I can't imagine that the engine will last long running at high rpms. I do not know who to contact about this.

At this time I would say I'm not such a happy Honda owner. It may be just this one vehicle that was a Lemon and or the dealership that won't stand behind the Honda name. Whatever the case may be I have a 2014 Honda and and been driving it for pleasure trips and have 57k miles. I took it for its oil change recently and immediately since I have had the Transmission Light appear and then the engine won't start. I take it and explain this to the technician and am told I need a new starter. BECAUSE my car has 57k miles on it so it just needs replacement. I feel this is not the case as having other Honda vehicles going into 300k and no issue whatsoever! I'm researching calling and doing what I can but feel that there is no one to help but fork out this money. I am getting a sour feeling on the Honda name at this time.

I bought a brand new 2014 Honda Accord last November. About a month after purchasing the Accord I noticed that the driver's side rear taillight lens was touching the painted surfaced of car causing the paint to flake. Days later I returned to the dealership and talked to the GM of the Honda store and he said that it is common and that he's seen it a lot on the Accord Crosstour as well. I was also getting condensation on the inside of the taillights which would prevent my brand new car from passing a Maine State Inspection. So the Honda manager told me to go to their body shop and have them look at it. The body took the car for a day and the dealership provided me a loaner. So I got my car back and thought that would be the end of it.

I want to preface by saying that this is the 4th or 5th Honda that I have leased. Up until now I have been very pleased with the service and the cars. I leased this 2014 Honda Accord EX last March. Was great until I moved to Missouri in October. Since then I have had to take it in twice and am about to take it in again. It began blowing warm air instead of cold when the AC was on. The first time I took it in, they noted that it has NO freon left in the unit, but they could find no leaks/holes. So they refilled it and put a dye in the fluid and had me bring it back in 1-2 weeks. It worked great for approximately 4 weeks. Then starting blowing warm air again.

For the past 6 months my 2013 Honda Accord 4 cylinder cvc transmission model has been burning oil. When I stop the oil light comes on. I check the oil and it needs at least 1 quart. I just put in a quart less than a month ago and it's down a quart again. It still has 40% oil life left per on board computer. Is this normal. I haven't had this issue until my mileage went over 60,000. It currently has 75,000 miles (all highway miles) but it's burning oil more frequently now. I have to add a quart approximately every 3 weeks now for over 6 months. It has had every scheduled maintenance recommended by dealer and manual. Should I be worried? Other than this fairly recent issue, I love my Accord.

I purchase a brand new Honda Accord, drove it home, and it felt like I was driving a surfboard all the way home on the thruway. I have brought the car back to service 6 times and have been told nothing is wrong with the car, that it's all in my head. Even had someone from headquarters drive the car. And she said, "This is how Hondas drive." So I said, "Well, they drive terrible then." I had a 2005 that drove great. Should've never gave that car to charity.

I have a 2013 Honda Accord. In 2014 I had my push to start button replaced. A few months ago my car hesitated to start. Now it's doing it weekly. I don't understand why this is happening again. I have owned 4 Honda Accords in my life and I promise this is the worst.

I bought my wife a 2004 Honda Accord thinking it would be a great safe car for her and my one year old son. Last week while she was taking him to the doctor, the transmission began to fail with no warning. No light or code showing, the car just stopping moving while revving into the red. The car behind her hit them slightly because they were in construction zone with nowhere for her to pull off road. She managed to stop somewhere semi safe and restart the vehicle. This was a traumatic experience for her with a screaming toddler in tow. Now we are looking at over 3k to fix this vehicle with no help from Honda, as they say our VIN was not a part of the recall. Never again will we purchase a Honda.

I purchased a 2015 Honda Accord LX about two months ago. In the last month, I have had brake issues. When the brakes are pressed at low speeds, it will grind and has a small vibration. Almost to the point where it sounds and feels like it is metal to metal. They replaced retainer clips, but it didn't help. I took it back again, they couldn't duplicate the problem... So, if it gets worse, guess what.... Honda... if you don't fix it... I am going to get an attny and file a lawsuit...

I have driven Hondas for 30 years. They are more expensive but worth the money. Until this 2003 Accord V6 I bought certified in 2005. Only 30,000 miles. I have had so many problems. Had to rebuild transmission at 151,000. I have taken care of all my Hondas. I'm disappointed in Honda.

Bought my 2012 Honda Accord brand new. Just today May 3 2015 had to change brakes. Went to advanced auto to purchase them and nothing they had listed for the exact car fit. Same thing happened at 3 other auto parts stores. Just doesn’t make sense.

Hello. I recently bought a Honda Accord, first I had a Honda Civic, which was great. I notice that my Honda Accord has the AC compressor continuously running. I mean, if I have the car running and I want outside air, it does not happen, it still blows cold air, even the AC is off. I can variate the temperature from low to Hi, but in the Civic I was able to manage it, in the Accord I can't. It kills my gas faster. Any idea why AC continuously runs? Thanks.

I too am experiencing delamination of the clearcoat on the hood, both front quarter panels, both doors and roof of my 2004 Honda accord E-LX. Though mechanically sound, this issue has drastically reduced both the appearance and value of my car.

2014 Honda Accord Sport - I was impressed with the looks of the 2014 Honda Accord Sport so I bought one. Having had a Honda Ridgeline I was happy to buy another Honda. The CVT transmission on the Accord is not great and is pretty unresponsive. The Eco button make it even worse. However that is not my issue. One day the AC started blowing warm air. I checked online for what the issue might be. I found countless reviews of people complaining about damage to the compressor as a result of a rock hitting the under side of the car and piercing the compressor causing the refrigerant to pour out.

I can confirm it... I bought my 2003 Honda Accord brand new and still own it. Overall happy but the 2003 Honda Accord has indeed a badly designed transmission. Mine went out several weeks ago at about 188,000 miles. I had to have it rebuilt at the tune of $1800 (I paid for all the towing separately). The torque converter blew and all the reports you read about Honda having badly designed transmissions seem to be correct. Come on HONDA! You can do better!!!

Bought a 2014 Honda Accord EX-L 4-cyl on Oct 18/13. On Dec 12/13 an Engine warning light came on and had a loss of engine performance. Took the car back to the dealership and they discovered that my oil dipstick was reading 2 inches over the full mark. They changed the Oil and Filter and said I probably had flooded the Engine. I didn't agree with them but took the car back. Within a week I could tell that the oil level was climbing again.

A few months ago, I received a recall notice concerning the driver and passenger side airbags of my 2003 Honda Accord. I contacted my local Honda dealer (Honda of New Rochelle located at 25 E Main St., New Rochelle, NY) on February 4, 2015 to schedule an appointment to have the airbags replaced. I also contacted the customer service department of American Honda Motor Co. that same week to see if there was any way that I could have my service expedited.

I bought Honda Accord 2014 sport. Brand new. First problem no door sills. Second the whole carpet liner is ** as hell - it's already ripping. My Honda Accord 99 was better material and it had door sills.

2013 Honda Accord - I have experienced hesitation upon acceleration after a stop or at low speed many times since buying my new car. I have now taken it to AutoNation Honda in Hollywood FL for the third time. The first time there was a recall and the body valve box was replaced but the hesitation continued. The second time I was told never to use the econ button and problem persists. Today I met with the Manager ** who said they had already looked at my car several times and found no problem so he was refusing to look at it again. He was extremely rude. Also said he had no last name when asked what it was. He told us to come back to meet with Honda rep. He later changed his mind and the shop foreman rode with me but of course the car drove fine. This man kept the car and will see if he can find the problem. This is very dangerous and needs to be corrected. I would not buy another Honda at this point.

After dealing with 3 years worth of dealership visits for my leaking piston rings, I had gone through 3 sets of spark plugs. I had broken down on interstates on numerous occasions. Honda dealerships refused to do anything besides oil consumption tests and new plugs. I could not take it anymore. They blamed all my problems on my exhaust, even though the factory exhaust is what causes these engines to fail prematurely. It is completely unacceptable how Honda treats their customers and this is why they have become #12, trailing behind the competition.

Purchased 2015 Accord 1 month ago, and I already have a litany list of problems. Car pulls to the left, rattle under right side dash around glove box. Keyless start, doesn't always start the car, then it "locks" up, brake won't press. Keyless entry doesn't always unlock, then I have to use the fob. The lock button on the outside of the car doesn't always lock the car. Front Collision Warning alarms go off for no reason... no cars around at all. Tried switching to the other key fob, and it doesn't recognize the settings. Sometimes my personal settings change and go back without me changing them. Windows randomly open, and garage door Homelink doesn't always work.

I am sadly selling my 2002 Accord. It has served me well for 13 years without any problems at all except a dealer screw up when I had replaced timing belt. That was at 120,000 miles and I have had an annoying idle engine tick ever since. I like the car but not happy with dealership's work. The car now has 184,000 miles and still going strong.

The 4 cyl 2011 Accord will intermittently hesitate then surge through an intersection. When stopped or going very slow the car will hesitate 2 to 3 seconds after the accelerator is depressed before surging ahead. When it surges ahead the car goes faster than expected. I've taken it to the dealer where they put it on their machines for analysis; the result is they say, "every thing is ok." Everything is not ok and the car is dangerous when this occurs.

I bought my 94 Accord in 2010 and the only issue I've had was the day my ignitor failed. Thankfully, traffic was light as I lost power and steered for the shoulder. My car has almost 260,000 on her and after driving first a Mazda 323 (great car, but needed cruise control) then a 90 Tercel (I'll never buy another Toyota), this is both comfortable and reliable. If I had to buy another car, I'd get another Accord, but not a new one. The amount of complaints I've seen about transmissions doesn't inspire confidence.

If you push the unlock button on your remote 2x and hold down the second time, all the windows will go down. So when people put the key in their purse the button get pushed, and when you go outside your windows are open!

Today is 1/31/2015 and I've had my 2014 Honda Accord sport since July 2014. Since the first week of driving it, it has been hesitating and at times I feel the car would die out in the middle of the roadway. I brought it in for service at the dealership, they said there were no problems and gave me a fuel cleaner to put in my gas tank when I fill up and to observe the car from there. Same problem occurred afterwards. I brought it in again.

Purchased a 2012 Honda Accord 4-cylinder new on 8-28-2012. Have had problems with the car hesitating to accelerate while pulling off. Took into Honda dealership, and technician drove the car and this did not happen. Car continues to do this. Battery has died 4 times in the last 2 months. After the first jump I had the battery tested at Honda dealership. Was told battery was fine. It occurred three more times. Only had this car for 2 yrs and 5 months. I will not be buying another Honda.

I have a Honda Accord 2013 that I bought in rock Honda in Fontana. At 25000 miles the brakes are already worn out and the wheel steering shaking when I try to stop the car. Also the car needs alignment and the tires are worn unevenly. I was talking to the associate at the dealer and he says that they are not responsible for it because it's part of regular maintenance. I think it's still too soon to pay for some repairs in a car with just 18 months.

Hello, I purchased 6 months ago a 2014 Honda Accord EX and I am getting that Tsunami wind as well! Took to dealership twice and of course they tried to suggest didn't hear anything. Eventually they did but have eluded to the fact that Honda is or has not issued any recall. I'm like what the... who does this? I feel like the window is down all of the time!

While traveling in a straight line at 40 mph, my electric power steering went out. The appropriate trouble light went on on the dashboard. After pulling off the road with great difficulty, I turned the car off and re-started it and the problem went away.

I bought a new Accord plug-in hybrid 2014. The steering make noise every time you turn, to the right and left (a clicking) sound. Honda USA say it is normal. They don't have a fix, very annoying. The car is 2 months old.

Purchased Honda in August 2014 from Middle East-Oman region. After only 7000 km on the car the only problem so far facing is the AC jerk which shakes the car after the compressor kicks in. Thinking to get the appointment with Honda Dealership to get the repair.

After leasing my 2015 Honda accord sport, I noticed a wind noise coming from the passenger side door. It sounds like the window was open or not fully closed. I took to the dealership and they had me go for a test drive to replicate the noise. After confirming wind noise they took it and found the problem and replaced new parts. Thought everything was fine but after I took it home problem still going. Took it in again to see if the problem gets fixed.

We purchased the 2013 Honda Accord Sport from Big Island Honda - Hilo in July 2013. This is my 3rd Honda, so I'm a returning customer that didn't have a problem, until now. Within a few days, I was noticing a pause or hesitation when accelerating. It would not happen all of the time, so I chalked it up to my sensitivity or imagination. After about 2 months of this happening to me and other drivers, I knew I wasn't imagining the problem. I took the car into the dealership, they kept the car for the day and said that the hesitation didn't happen to them. I brought up the fact that I saw the complaints online and a recall, I was told by the Service Department Manager that my car wasn't in the VIN range for the recall. He dismissed my concerns and sent me away like I was a little child.

We purchased our 2012 Honda Accord in July 2012. We have experienced random window opening since early 2013. This problem occurred overnight in our driveway and when my wife went shopping. She went to the store and then came out and the windows were opened. We contacted Majestic Honda in RI and also Honda.com. They could not help us.

My Accord 2010 was bought new. Within the first year I had my AC go down. I brought it in to Honda. They explained that a rock/pebble must have broken in and caused a leak. The charge was $750.00 because it was not covered. I was told by Honda that this happens often since they changed design. I am angry that it has not been improved since they are aware of how many "pebbles" are damaging their vehicles. Oh, that's right it's my vehicle and my problem. I told them I was going to the news if I did not get this taken care of by them at no charge. They bargained by agreeing to pay half and proposed that I pay half. I refused. The manager agreed to make the necessary repair. I am appalled that Honda knows this is a weakness in design and are still charging consumers for repairs. My advice: Do NOT pay for this repair. It really is Honda's issue. Next, the battery....do not leave your keys in the ignition for any amount of time or goodbye battery. It happened twice to me.

Recently I bought a Honda Accord and had a few complaints about the leg brake, driving in a heavy rain got sound. I called the Honda Accord Call centre about the problems. The attendant just could not assist me in resolving the issue, instead requesting me to go another service centre to solve the problems. Really, as a customer we just could not able to escalate the problem and it stopped at his desk. I have requested that the issue should be raised to a higher level management. He rejected my request. What should I do now, just leave the problems like that as a first time Honda buyer.

I bought 2014 Honda Sport about 2 months ago. When I was driving, the car was gradually going to right side and when I break, steering wheel got out of control and pulled right or left. I felt nervous and unstable. I have been to two Honda services and they said nothing was wrong. They checked alignment and it came out fine. So I am sure it is not alignment. I read one more similar complaint in this site and also read news that US Safety Regulators are investigating power steering problem. I hope I can either get refund or can get another car, but they are refusing to do at this moment. I will do more diagnostic test and see what they can do and if I can get refund or another car.

My 2014 Honda Accord Sport has been hesitating since I purchased the vehicle, at first I blamed it on the fact that it was a new car and just needed breaking in, I was wrong. After 6000 miles I took it to Nalley Honda in Union City, Ga. for the first service and I told the Service Advisor about my problem and after spending 3 1/2 hours waiting for my service and having them inspect my vehicle, I was introduced to the Technician working on my vehicle and he told me that he couldn't find anything wrong with my vehicle and that he road tested my vehicle twice and did not find the problem. At the check-out, the service advisor told me that this is a process that I have to do and that my problem will get worse and to let him know when it gets worse, as I was leaving the dealership the car hesitated again between gears and no, I won't use the Econ button because it's just makes my problem worse, so I guess I have to get in a serious accident and get injured or get killed before Honda fixes my problem. I will let the whole world know what I think about Honda and hope to have many witnesses if I get seriously injured or die because of their inferior quality in making their vehicles. My last Honda for sure.

I purchased a brand new Accord EX-L in March, 2014. ENGINE: Within days, drove through a drive through and thought engine sounded odd - wimpy, swishing sound. Brought to dealer - told that's the regular engine sound. Everything electronic now, engine has to work harder. It's a 4 cylinder - there is no get up and go, sluggish.

I have had a 2013 and 2010 Accord and both had terrible battery problems. You cannot leave your keys in the ignition to run in anywhere with motor not running. You have to be careful and lock with remote key so I have started using spare key...no security buttons to eliminate this problem. I will NOT be getting any more HONDA ACCORDS.

2014 Accord Sport - While driving home from work yesterday, 10/20/14 doing about 55 MPH my transmission slipped and the engine revved and it acted as though it was in neutral when in fact it was in Drive. I eased over to my right lane in traffic and it recovered its power. It definitely slipped. I called my salesman last night and explained what happened. He then said he had to deal with someone and would call back. He did not as yet. I'm very concerned and thought I'd better document this in some way. The car I like, but this is scary in that it is a brand new 2014 which has 2200 miles on it. I only bought it a couple weeks ago. I will hope that my salesman calls to acknowledge my circumstance and offers a solution.

I purchased 2013 Accord and at only 12,000 miles brake pads were worn to the rotors. They gave me a hard time to replace them but they finally replaced them, however when they replaced them they did a horrible job. I got on the freeway and I heard loud noise in the brakes, the brakes were all loose and calipers were uneven. I took it back again. They replaced them and within 11 months brakes are worn again, left brake at 80%, right is at 5% and calipers uneven again. This time my car is at 26,000 Miles, I have low miles and at 11 months there is no way I should need new brakes, and Rock Honda said they can't replace them because they already replaced them before. Every mechanic I spoke to said miles are way too low for me to need brakes already, so now I'm filing a complaint.

I bought a used Honda Accord 08 earlier on in the summer. I have noticed that as it is getting colder, every time I crank my car, it makes some strange noise for some time till the engine warms up after which the car is fine. I have also noticed that some weird noise is at times made when the car is in reverse.

I was traveling on the interstate at approximately 70 mph with all my windows closed, air conditioner on, and all of a sudden I heard a loud boom like a gun had gone off. It was as if my windshield or door windows had shattered. I immediately checked and all the visible glass was intact and that when I heard an increase in wind noise coming from above my head. I slowly started sliding back the sunroof cover and noticed my sunroof glass had exploded and shattered. It wasn't raining rocks, so I'm interested to find out what caused this to happen: product defect, poor design? I'm calling the dealership tomorrow to hear what they have to say about this. Curious if anyone else has experienced this problem.

2009 V6 Accord: At 45,575 miles (Feb 2014) Gillman Honda replaced master cylinder due to 'frozen brake pedal' problems. Then 49,253 miles (July 2014) Gillman Honda replaced ABS Modulator due to 'brake pedal going to the floor'. Aug 2014 took back to dealer = brake pedal going down 1/4-1/2 way down while at stop light, Intermit = re-bled brake lines. Sept 2014 took back to dealer = same re-occurring problem; bled brake lines. STILL having same problem. Took to Fernandez Honda, they could not find anything wrong. I like the car, except this potential deadly problem. Any other suggestions, greatly appreciated. I expected Honda cars to last a hell of lot longer than GM/ Ford / etc.; esp. for only having up to 52k miles & right at 5 years old.

I have a 2104 Honda Accord for 6 months, brought it in Aug. I couldn't control the car. The deal performed an alignment. Car was better but pulled to the right. I brought it in, they said it was fine. I complained to corporate, they told me to bring it back - I did. the steering wheel needed to be aligned. I got it back, same problem. Corporate had someone test drive it and said it was fine. I brought it in with maintenance lights on and didn't do the maintenance even though they had the car for 2 days. They said it was because I didn't tell them to. The car still pulls but Honda denies it. I've have other people drive it and they confirm it. Honda won't work with me. They say no problem has been able to be duplicated even though they have worked on the car.

An experienced driver that likes a solid built car regardless of make. The day driving off the dealership lot I noticed the loud wind noise coming in from outside by the driver's door with the windows closed. I did not have the AC or radio on as I did when testing the car where the salesperson had a certain route they could not alter under 40 MPH. The (TSUNAMI) loud wind noises occur at 40 MPH or greater on a car with less than 100 miles on it or if ANY cross winds are present. I notified the dealer ASAP and the next day the dealer said it could not be replicated after I had five different people drive the car (a licensed car mechanic) and said this is a parts/manufacturing issue period. The sales person agreed that the issue was ongoing as the 2013 Accord had a TSB repair by HONDA because of the massive complaints and final lawsuit loss. Yes, this does not affect all the Accords built in 2012-2015, however, if you just paid $35,000 for a new car it should be built solid.

Just paid $500 that I DO NOT HAVE to get my AC condenser replaced all because a tiny pebble got stuck in it. Honda warranty does not cover it. I am so angry I could scream. Apparently this has happened to many new Honda owners and Honda is DOING NOTHING ABOUT IT! My mechanic said that Honda conveniently has a ton of condensers in stock. The whole reason I bought this car was because I have owned three previous Hondas and have never had an issue like this. I am absolutely floored by this. If I don't get a reimbursement AND a fix for this, I'm getting rid of it. Pissed.

Bought my car brand new from dealer. 105,000 miles later my transmission died while driving home from work. To get it fixed with a new timing belt, and water pump, valves and plugs was... well, First quote was $7100, next was 6600, and Honda told me just to turn it in and get $500 for it. Eventually I found someone to work on my car for $4300. Very disappointing. Sell your 2004 V6 before you have to spend this much!

I was driving down the freeway today and my air conditioning stopped working. I immediately drove to the Honda dealer and they put my in a rental car. At 3pm today the service manager called me to let me know that I had apparently hit a rock or a tree limb or some other object in the road that caused my a/c condenser to be punctured. I asked if this was a common problem and he said he sees three to four cases a month of this happening.

I bought 6 month a brand new 2014 Honda accord sport and I put aftermarket part like a remote star Alam system and hid lights. I have a problem with my AC. It blow warm air and less cool air. I remove all the aftermarket parts and it still does it. I took the car to the dealership more than 5 times and they tell me it could be the aftermarket parts. I took it off everything and now they don't find the problem. What should I do.

I have 2013 Honda Accord (22,000K). My a/c was not cooling, so I took it to the Honda dealership in Seattle. I was told a rock/debris hit my condenser and the condenser would have to be replaced. The condenser part will cost approximately $170 plus Tax, but with installation it will cost $823! After all of my research online it appears this is a widespread problem with the design and Honda is actually making money off of the defect by charging outrageous service fees to fix the problem. I feel so disappointed with Honda defect design and also to pay this much money each time road debris hits my car!!!!

2013 Honda Accord Sport. 7,500 miles. Purchased it brand new in 8/1/13. 7/13/14, Maintenance Minder light came on. 7/16/13, 7 dashboard lights came on making my car undriveable. This made my electric steering, brakes, speedometer, odometer, airbags were all work much differently than usual. I somehow was able to drive it to the nearest Honda dealer. The next morning they called me and told me a rodent chewed through the engine wire harness causing $2,000 worth of damage NOT covered under warranty. They explained that a Honda tech would have to remove the engine to hangs the harness. To make matters worse, they told me there were only/sure harnesses available in the entire USA and I had to wait for a week to have it all repaired. I want Honda to waive all of the costs. They made a horrible design for the wire harness location susceptible for a rodent to cause major damage. Thank God me and my family didn't get injured.

I bought a Honda Accord EX 2013 in May of 2013 @ Koons Honda in Manassas, VA for about $30k. Eight months (7k mi) later, the windshield molding starts tearing in various places. When I took it to Koons Honda for repair, the service manager informed me that the tear was not covered by the 3 years or 36k mi bumper to bumper warranty that the car came with as the damage probably occurred at a car wash. I proceeded to inform him that I take my car regularly to a brushless car wash. He then referred me to the district Rep for Honda who then denied any warranty coverage for the defective item. This not the kind of defect that one expects to encounter in a $30 vehicle. I will file another complaint with BBB. If I get no resolution, I will file a lawsuit against Honda for breach of warranty.