Honda Reviews

Code P2422 Story PSA: Reconsider buying a 2017 to 2023 Ridgeline if you live out in the country or have a recreational lifestyle!!! You'll eventually get a P2422 code and a Check Engine light as your Evaporative Emission System Vent Valve Stuck Closed. Will show up in $200 diagnostic check at your local mechanic or Honda dealership. Essentially this means dirt and gravel will plug up your Evap EMISSIONS canister. This is SO COMMON on these vehicles that Honda has a technical service bulletin 20-002 to fix it to an updated part that works better. So a big design flaw, as these are marketed as trucks for use in rural or Recreational areas - what fraud! Honda will NOT cover the repair past 60000 km, even with an expensive comprehensive warranty. Even better, these parts are not repairable, replacement only, which can lead up to a $3000 replacement job (not environmentally sustainable or economical).

After 25+ years of owning Hondas, my 10th-gen Accord EX-L 1.5L had an early head gasket failure. This failure raises serious safety and reliability concerns, as the engine loses power and acceleration and can stall in traffic... Honda customers deserve better — research this known problem if you own or plan to buy a 2018-2022 Honda Accord, especially the 1.5L turbo model.

I will never buy Honda again. I bought a brand new motorcycle from a dealer in Danbury. It had defective rings in it, and I did not know this. It was burning oil and the dealership I went to did not catch this on the first service. My whole engine is blown now and they won’t even honor the manufacturer's warranty for something that started with their defect. I had the bike for four months and it’s gone. I do not recommend buying they have poor customer service. They don’t even honor their warranties because it might cost them a little bit of money out of their profit. Very frustrating when you spend all the money you had on a motorcycle and now I have nothing.

Super disappointed that my white Honda is chipping and peeling pain in HUGE chunks on the roof and hood (and starting in other areas). They are aware of the defect in this specific paint color yet provide a warranty for only 7 years when the paint started peeling at year 8. Unfortunately, I will be looking at Toyota for my next car. I used to brag about both Honda and Toyota, but I can’t support Honda anymore when they don’t make their errors right. I’ll I drove to the shop where I have to pay thousands of dollars to fix it, and on the way I saw TWO of the same white Honda Pilots with huge chunks of missing paint. Do better Honda.

2018 crv 35000 miles, bad fuel injectors, they should last a minimum 50000 miles. $2000 for Needed repairs. Recalls for the same problem with other crvs just not mine. Honda said the car is out of warranty period! Nothing they can do. SHAME ON YOU HONDA!??? Warranty was extended for ac problem but MY vehicle needed a discharge hose as well to fix the problem. Another $997.00

Don't buy a Honda! Their consumer affairs department is a joke. They are not there to help or remedy the situation. What they are there for is to tell you that basically honda doesn't care about you or your vehicle. They don't want to take any ownership of the fact that their cars are trash and that they put out all these service bulletins for their techs but never recalls for the consumers. Honda knows exactly what they're doing and I'm appalled they are going out like this as a brand. At this point any other brand is more reliable than Honda.

My husband and I purchased a brand new Honda mower 2 years ago. This summer, it stopped running. The repair shop said the cam shaft is broken off and we would need a new motor to fix the mower. Doing some research, our make/model was recalled due to faulty cam shafts. We called up Honda and they said to bring it to a certified dealer, which we did. Honda then proceeded to not honor the warranty or the recall due to invalid reasons. We are now out $75 in bench fees at the repair shop/dealer and Honda refuses to make it right. A mower should last more than 2 summers and Honda should have made it right by replacing the faulty cam shaft, that they themselves said was bad when they recalled the mower. We will NEVER buy from Honda again and will absolutely NEVER recommend Honda to any of our family or friends. Honda lost loyal customers over their own faulty product.

Bought a 2016 Honda HR-V that had 18000 miles on it. The car was faithfully serviced by the original owners more than yearly for 8 years. Took the car into a transmission shop because I was hearing an odd noise, which we thought was a driveshaft bearing. Come to find out it needed a transfer case at a cost of $3100. Started talking to the dealership I bought it from without much hope. Then started looking into this year and model and discovered multiple reports of complete transmission failure at less than 100,000 miles.

I had been a loyal Honda customer since getting my license 20 years ago. 4 Hondas in total and am in the market for a new car with a little one on the way. I’m glad we didn’t end up purchasing sooner because I can say I will not be going with another Honda after dealing with their customer service. I most recently purchased a 2018 HRV brand new at the time. It was brought my attention recently that there was a warranty extension on my particular paint color, White Orchid. The extension was for 7 years from purchase price and of course, my paint started peeling 6 months after that, spontaneously.

NEVER AGAIN! Honda has lost my allegiance forever. My 2016 HRV had a complete and total transmission failure at 63,000 miles. $25K for a car and $7400 for a new transmission, I now own a $32K hunk of junk. $83 billion annual profit and they do NOT stand behind their product. A service report was issued to dealerships detailing the problem and instructing the dealers to repair the cars before selling them. If the car had already been sold to some unsuspecting customer, too bad for them. In other words, they knew there was a problem and did nothing to fix it for the people who had already purchased a car. It’s negligence at best, fraud at worst, and no way to do business. I will NEVER purchase another Honda and I will continue to advise others to avoid them as well.

Stay away from, a shame, total disappointment. If you want to throw money out of the window and blow tens of thousands of dollars, buy a Honda. Otherwise stay away at all costs. I bought a pilot 2020 for almost 50,000. Once you pay and ride the car out of the lot, forget about it, no service, the poorest customer experience. Every month I needed to take in the car for service, repairs. Wasn’t down, they kept it for a day or days and returned the vehicle the same it was turned in. The compressor went after 30000 miles, they refused to replace it. I paid $2000 to fix it, the transmission went after 35000, they failed and refused to fix it. They couldn’t care less about their consumers and loyal customers, you can ChatBot with them and it doesn’t get any further. What a disgrace, stay away from Honda.

I am writing to report a serious issue regarding the purchase of a 2022 Honda HR-V EX-L from Atamian Honda dealership. Within three days of signing the contract, I discovered that the vehicle had been involved in a major front-end accident, which led to significant mechanical problems, including a malfunctioning air conditioning system. Upon discovering these issues, I immediately contacted the dealership to request a rescission of the contract, as is my right under Massachusetts law within the allowable cancellation period.

Warning to Potential Buyers: Avoid the 2025 Honda CR-V Sport Hybrid at All Costs. On August 25, 2024, we purchased a 2025 Honda CR-V Sport Hybrid for $41,000, believing we were investing in a reliable, efficient family vehicle. What we received instead was an ongoing mechanical nightmare. First Recall: Gearbox Failure. Barely a month after purchase, we received a recall notice regarding a critical gearbox defect: a production issue with the worm wheel that could cause a gear within the rack to swell, increasing steering resistance—a major safety concern. We brought it to Right Honda, where they claimed to have resolved the issue. Upon pickup, we were told—casually—that there had been another problem they addressed without prior notice.

I have 3 fully paid Hondas in my name. My fourth one is current. I sold Hondas for 6 years. I now sell Lexus and my 2024 Accord Sport L is by far the worst Honda I have ever had. The wireless apple car play never works, support stinks, they just want me to go to service meanwhile service can’t fix the problem. I get out of my leases early and definitely am not going with a Honda again. Just like they expect my payments to be on time which they are I expect my features to work all the time and the quality of Honda has diminished a lot since 2022.

Bought a 2019 Ram truck 1500 at 68,000 miles, at 80,000 miles began what’s called "a hemi Tick’’ a manifold leak. The warranty they offer MPP is worthless! Out of pocket I paid $2,637.45 and the warranty only covered a couple of hundred dollars. Scammers.!

So, Honda was involved in a class action lawsuit involving faulty parts that caused random engine misfires and excessive oil buildup in the engine. In order to save face, they issued an extended warranty and claimed no negligence on their part. This warranty includes spark plugs. That's it. Which would be fine, if that solved the problem. But six months after getting my spark plugs replaced, I had to put new oil valves into my vehicle ($2000) and when my husband tried to drive it home, the engine started misfiring on all 6 cylinders. The vehicle went back to the dealership and now needs a new engine installment. So, this company is going to cover $600 worth of work that estimates out to over $8000. Great job Honda. I do not recommend Honda to anybody.

Worst company and will never buy any car from them. Poor customer service when I called assistance who are more like robots. This company won’t survive long with this kind of service in business for long. Goodluck to fake company like Honda.

I called Honda America since the check engine light turned on and says Emission System Problem. It is P219A which is to replace the fuel injectors. I know already what’s the problem since I bought myself an OBD2 Sensor but Honda wants me to have the diagnostic test with their dealership before they will decide on covering the repair since my VIN is not listed in the covered extended warranty.

Within 16000kms I had the battery and brakes replaced under warranty. Battery died at 10,000kms and the brake rotors rusted so bad they need replacement at 16000kms. What's confusing is I was told that the brakes rusting was my fault. Odd at best. Good luck.

I bought a CRV 2025 and I love the car but I have no peace. I’m stressed that I cannot go out without worrying that my car will be stolen. I am longer interest in this car, because the radar is so easy to be remove. I wasn’t expecting to experience this unease feeling having to deal with something out of my control.

Been waiting over a year now to get a replacement part for my rear window. Have been given multiple ETAs but they all pass without news and then I get told there is no current ETA. Yes, my car is older, 2006, but it's still ridiculous that a multinational corporation like Honda can't get their hands on parts. I will never buy an older Honda again and may never buy any more Hondas.

2019 Honda RTL- 83,000 miles. Had to replace transmission ($9,000+) on a 6YO vehicle. Maintained all required service on vehicle-including transmission flushes. Last 7 vehicles going back 20 yrs have been Honda. Have learned from this experience that Honda no longer makes quality products AND they get to make additional on repairs. Absolutely no incentive on Honda's part to make a quality product.

Honda is not the same - they are no longer the same long-running cars. My meticulously maintained 2020 Honda Touring CRV Hybrid needs a new engine and no answers. No help. And I get to keep paying for it to sit.

Shame on Honda for not including Homelink buttons to open the garage door on a new 2025 Honda CR-V EX-L. That is expected on a new vehicle in 2025. Things like this give a consumer a bitter taste for Honda

My 2015 Honda Civic CVT failed, while driving I noticed a noise and the car started to slow down, pulled into a parking noticed the smell of transmission fluid looked underneath the car and saw transmission fluid on the plastic covers. Towed car to local honda dealership, they inspected and discovered the problem. Problem was that the transmission oil pressure sensor switch loosened.

I am giving American Honda corporation the lowest possible review based on my direct experience. The tires on my relatively new Honda developed cupping after about 11,000 in less than two years. (The tires are warrantied for 70,000, but cupping is not warrantied.) I sought relief from both the local dealership and American Honda corporation. No help from either.

I always been a fan of Honda. I literally had over 10 Hondas since 2009, I am 34 years old. I had 1998 Accord v6 2010, Accord EXL 2017, Civic Ex 2019, CRV EXL 2020, Passport ExL 2007, Accord SE 2008, Pilot Exl 2004, CRV Ex 2011, Odyssey touring 2022 MDX, Aspec 2008, Civic Ex and I loved each and every one of those cars like I have had other brands and no other brands come close to the reliability of Honda vehicles. But now I have a 2024 Prologue Elite and BOOM!!! By far the worst car I have ever owned. I am going through the worst problem with the Mileage Range on the car. I have been through sales service, Corporate and Finance and not one person is looking to Help.

I leased a new 2024 Honda Prologue from Howdy Honda in Austin Texas on Sept 26, 2024 trusting in Honda's reputation for reliability and customer satisfaction. However, my experience has been far from satisfactory. Within few weeks after I drove my new vehicle, I encountered issue with the air condition. I reported this problem to the dealership and was advised to bring the vehicle back to the dealership for a diagnostic. Unfortunately, the service process has been frustratingly slow and poorly managed.

I am writing to express my deep disappointment and frustration with my recent purchase of a 2024 Honda HRV EXL, which I bought in December 2023 from Wilde Honda in Wisconsin. This was my very first vehicle purchase after graduation, and I trusted the Honda brand. However, this decision has proven to be one of my worst, and I want to make sure no one ever makes the same mistake. When the mileage hit 567 on February 28, 2024, the vehicle began displaying multiple alerts and warnings, which I have clearly documented in a video that I can share if needed. I reached out to the dealership, but they were completely unhelpful, dismissing the issue by attributing it to weather conditions. This happened several times and even in summer which cannot be attributed to weather.

I tell you now never buy Honda Prologue. Don't make that mistake, better off with a hybrid. They tell you you get 99MPGe city, 84 MPGe highway and 92 combined on paper. The car never gives you this, I travel less 60 miles to work but I have to charge the car every other day. The HondaLink app doesn't connect, the car makes noise when you put in park, the gear lever sometimes Don't engage in drive or reverse. The car is not worthy it. They will trick you into a lease and then when you come back telling them the car is not reaching the expectation. They will tell you. "We not taking that back. You have to buy it out." But the lease they had you sign was based on the wrong info they gave you.