Considering how difficult it is to trace the source of a coolant leak, this problem has persisted over the past 6 to 7 months. To compound matters, the dealership I went to for repairs has not been much help.Â
This 2020 Honda CR-V’s severe transmission issues is causing safety problems for the owner and they want to know about their options under California Lemon Law.
The owner of this 2019 Honda HRV plagued by rattling noise, engine, and powertrain issues, wants to get rid of it and be compensated under California Lemon Law.
I’ve been around cars most of my life, but in all my years I have never heard of a car that slams on the brakes all on its own. At least, I hadn’t until it happened to my 2021 Honda Accord.
Complaints from many Honda customers point to a serious problem with the manufacturer’s vehicles. As such, many try to file claims under the lemon law, which protects consumers who buy or lease defective cars.
Every year, Honda gets sued by many faulty vehicle owners. Although lemon law in California is simple, it can also be complicated sometimes.
I’m an Uber driver so that means I spend a lot of time driving around. As such, I don’t have the luxury of driving a defective vehicle because it poses a threat to both my passenger(s) and me.
My car is a 2019 Honda Accord Hybrid that I bought certified pre-owned. It has about 51,000 miles on it currently. When I first purchased this car, it had between 45,000 and 50,000 miles on it.
I’d like you to meet my vehicle that seems to prefer the dealer’s shop to my home. I own a 2019 Honda Accord that I purchased new and it currently has no more than 50,000 miles.
I’ve recently moved to California and had the misfortune of buying a brand new 2022 Honda Accord hybrid. I thought it was a great deal – fresh off the showroom floor, good for the environment, I’ve always liked Hondas
Since we bought our 2018 Honda Pilot, I’ve had to take it back to the dealership for repairs about five times, usually for the same problems every time. The first time was at just 6,000 miles. There was a knocking noise coming from
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