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7.6
pretty badTypical Repair Cost:
$222.00
Average Mileage:
24,640 miles
Total Complaints:
1028 complaints
Most common solutions:
- replaced brakes (547 reports)
- have 2008 Honda brake system recalled (269 reports)
- not sure (80 reports)
- replaced brakes and rotors (30 reports)
- repaired under warranty - sort of.. (23 reports)
- replacing rear OEM pads with ceramic pads (19 reports)
brakes problem
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2011Aug 14
Accord EX 4
- Automatic transmission
- 42,000 miles
The front brake pads are 30% worn. Both the rear pads were worn through to the metal. Had to replace pads, replace caliper hardware. Repair shop indicated that he has repaired a few other 2008 Honda Models and feels it is a design problem, the rear pads wearing sooner than the rear. He suggested that I complain with Honda.
2011Aug 24
Accord
- Automatic transmission
- 37,319 miles
My opinion of Honda has gone way down after our interactions with them over our premature brake wear issues. After doing a little research online, this is obviously a defect in the 2008 and 2009 Accords, so why isn't Honda covering repairs under their warranty? Spending $600 out of pocket on this issue is guaranteeing that I won't purchase a Honda in the future...so they're saving $600 to lose $22,000.
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2011Jul 29
Accord LX 2.4L V4
- Automatic transmission
- 37,282 miles
Had to replace rear pads after only 60000 Km's. Front are only half worn? Not sure what to say but Honda parts are taking a step backwards with their parts. Cost me $240.00.
2011Aug 12
Accord LX-P 4 cyl
- Automatic transmission
- 35,000 miles
I recently went to the dealer for the software updates for the transmission and VTEC/fuel injection. They did a free 49 pt. inspection and told me my rear brake pads needed to be replaced. I have owned 5 other Honda's since 1988 and I have never replaced rear brake pads before replacing the fronts and I have never had to replace any brake pads at 35K miles. After reading on this website and others, I have done well to get 35K miles out of these pads. I will be calling the dealer back and calling to complain to American Honda and also complaining to the NHTSB to try and get them to recall this problem. I can't believe a Car Co. would ignore a problem like this. Honda will lose me as a customer if they don't resolve this problem.
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2011Jul 01
Accord
- Automatic transmission
- 70,000 miles
70,000 miles and have replaced rear brakes 3 times!!!!! I bought a Honda thinking reliability and quality, I will never buy Honda again! The customer service I have received from Honda is unacceptable. They do not want to take responsibility and the service guys at Honda tried to tell me this is normal wear for brakes, lying and they know it!
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2011May 27
Accord EX 3.2L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 21,300 miles
This is truly unusual. On my rear brakes, the inner pads are completely worn out, but the outer pad is fine at 21.3k mi. To change these pads, I also had to buy a special tool to compress the caliper cylinder.
This is a real pain, and I never, ever replaced rear pads before the front, and never with such low mileage. I hope the new ceramic pads last longer!
2009Mar 15
Accord LX-P 2.4L 4 cyl
- Automatic transmission
- 22,500 miles
This is my first Honda, and my last Honda. Got rear brakes replaced 3 times (twice for $545, once for $150) then Honda sent me a check for $300 or so for the two times I paid full cost for pads and rotors. Many other problems with this car. Worse than any American car I owned.
2011Jun 16
Accord EX 4
- Automatic transmission
- 40,000 miles
THIS IS MY SECOND HONDA THAT I PURCHASED FROM HONDA FIRST IT WAS JACOBS TWIN FOR MY 2000 HONDA THEN THEY CHANGED OWNERS A TOTAL OF 3 TIMES I THEN PURCHASED A 2ND HONDA UNDER THE NAME OF MCGRATH~IF IT WASN'T FOR SOMEONE TOTALING MY 2000 HONDA I MIGHT STILL HAVE THAT I HAVE BEEN LAID OFF DURING THIS DAMN RECESSION AND NOW I'M HAVING TO DEAL WITH MY BRAKES HAVING ISSUES EVERY 20K MILES MY HONDA HAS BEEN REPOED BY THE GRACE OF GOD MY FAMILY CAME UP WITH MONEY FOR ME TO RETRIEVE THIS VEHICLE AND THAT IS A WHOLE NOTHER STORY ON HOW I WAS TREATED WITH THAT NO CONSIDERATION ON ME BEING OUT OF WORK AND TRYING TO PAY SOMETHING TO THEM~BUT GOD HAS THE LAST WORD WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND THAT IS WHAT HONDA FAIL TO REALIZE I HAVE NO MONEY TO GET BRAKES DONE AGAIN THIS ISSUE SHOULD HAVE BEEN TAKEN CARE OF THE FIRST TIME LIKE TOYOTA~I WILL NEVER BUY FOREIGN AGAIN THANKS TO HONDA I HAVE HAD PROBLEMS WITH THIS VEHICLE SINCE DAY ONE AND WITH HONDA AS A WHOLE~I'M DEALING WITH MY OWN DISABILITY AND TAKING CARE OF MY DAD WHO HAS JUST UNDERGONE CHEMO AND RADIATION. HONDA IS LUCKY THAT GOD HAS MY BACK BECAUSE IF IT WAS UP TO ME~ THEY WOULD NOT BE AROUND AND I WOULD MORE THAN LIKELY BE IN ANOTHER COUNTRY FOR MY ACTIONS~I HAVE NO RECOURSE ONCE THIS LEMON IS PAID OFF IN A YEAR IN A HALF~BY THE GRACE OF GOD THAT'S IT~ ALL THE TIRES NEED REPLACEMENT @ 30K AND WITH ME NOT WORKING AND NOT DRIVING LIKE I DID WITH MY 2000 HONDA THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE~~PLEASE HELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!
2009Aug 01
Accord
- Automatic transmission
- 40,000 miles
Honda needs to recall and fix the problem. I'm at 70,000 and need my 2nd set of rear brakes installed.
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2011Mar 01
Accord EX-L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 40,000 miles
The brakes started making weird noises very early on, guessing 30k or so. This seems good compared to some others on this site. Had the brakes checked at every oil change after this point but told me they were ok. Grinding noises at 50k, replaced the rear pads. Sounds like I can expect to do this often.... Not Happy!
2011Jun 21
Accord UEX 3.2L
- Automatic transmission
- 23,333 miles
Paid up front, expect reimbursement within time period allowed. Took time off work to have fixed.
2010Aug 18
Accord EXL 3.5L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 22,000 miles
It is rare for the rear brakes to go out at @20K while the front brakes are almost new. BTW, it used 2007 pads, not 2008 (would not fit) on mine. Something is wrong with 2008 design, but then again, it is the first to roll out of the assembly line for this new body style. Expected problem(s), but Honda should cover all the cost. Now at @27K and it is starting to make noise again. Will have it checked soon.
Honda should be proactive with this type of complaint (if Honda still want to be on top of the pack.) The can learn something about the problem and make future improvement and/or going back with what worked well before instead of waiting for someone to file a law suite. The waiting game only costs more. It doesn't make sense.
This will be my last Honda.
2010May 20
Accord E-XL 3.2L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 22,000 miles
They never told me that there was a problem with the brakes on the Accords and some other Honda vehicles that Honda and the dealer was aware of. I was contacted by an attorney re a class action lawsuit against Honda.
I met with dealer after I discovered, from the lawyer, that the replacement brakes used where the same type that had premature wear...they were not the new brakes Honda was releasing soon.
I had to ask to have the correct replacement brakes put on my car when they came in...it was not offered to me.
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2011Jun 21
Accord
- Automatic transmission
- 46,191 miles
Rear brake pad problem again. Honda trying to blame on installer of previous pads. Why should I use Honda Dealer when they don't even bring to the attention of their loyal customer that there is a problem with the brakes causing unusual wear on rear brake pads. They just quote a price to replace and make me sign off because "they have warned me it is a safety issue". Boy that is a way to blackmail a customer into having the dealer replace at whatever cost they quote you....."scare tactic".....we aren't allowed to do that it in the real estate business.
2009Nov 24
Accord
- Automatic transmission
- 23,957 miles
I took more abuse from my husband for blaming it on my driving until he heard about class action suit. I turned this in and they sent me $125.00 towards my cost....not the end watch for my second complaint on brake pads June, 2011.
2011May 16
Accord EX 4 cyl
- Automatic transmission
- 19,000 miles
Dealer told me I need to replace my rear brakes because they have 2 mm left. This will cost at least $220 dollars and I am expecting to get a refund for this.
2010Aug 16
Accord EX 2.4L 4 cyl
- Automatic transmission
- 46,000 miles
NUMBER 2!!! 2nd damn time I've had to replace the rear brakes. HAha Oh my goodness, This is amazing. I've never seen a company blatantly deny anything was wrong with their vehicle, more than Honda. At least Toyota, decided to fix millions of vehicles. I dont know what else to write besides I've had it with this car. I should sell the darn thing and buy a Camry haha because I know i wouldnt be having this stupid problem every 24K.
2011May 14
Accord LX 3.2L
- Automatic transmission
- 16,068 miles
I was told at 16,000 miles that my rear brake pads were totally worn and it affected my rotors. I was told I needed to get this fixed asap. I was shown the brake pads that had no pad! I was shown the rotors that were worn. My longtime trusted mechanic and good friend of my brother replaced my rear brake pads and rotors at a great price.
2011Apr 18
Accord LX V4
- Automatic transmission
- 19,000 miles
Brakes on 2008 Honda Accord beginning to wear out before 19000 miles. Called Dealer, he told us Honda may or may not fix the problem, we'd have to pay for it, and try and get $ back from Honda!
2011Jan 05
Accord LX V6
- Automatic transmission
- 49,000 miles
I currently have 56K miles on this car and this is the 4th time I've had to replace the brake-pads. Honda fixed them once under warranty and once for free but now want to charge me. I've paid for the last two sets of brake pads. The last time was with Ceramic brake pads, but they are still squealing. Any suggestions and since I just found out about this class action law suit, any chance of Honda fixing the problem?
Thanks,
Susan Harris
2009Sep 19
Accord EX V6
- Automatic transmission
- 15,000 miles
I have an 08 V6 Honda Accord. The rear brake pads went out at 15k miles. and again at 35k miles. The brake system should be recalled. Honda doesn't seem to care. If the rear brakes are not recalled, this is my last Honda and this is my 4th Honda Accord.
2011Apr 15
Accord LX 2.0L
- Automatic transmission
- 27,940 miles
Rare break noise it has been occuring for a while. This situation is screaming for immidiate help. The technician at the dealer sais that is subject of Honda recall. After the rare breake has been service the noise is gone.
2011Apr 23
Accord 4 cyl
- Automatic transmission
- 36,000 miles
Unbelievable.. 36000 miles and the rear breaks are shot. You buy a Honda expecting no problems.
2011Mar 25
Accord ES 3.2L V6
- Manual transmission
- 16,000 miles
REAR BRAKES DOWN TO ROTORS AT 16,000 MILES. HALF THE MILES ARE HIGHWAY MILES. I LOVE EVERYTHING ELSE ABOUT CAR BUT THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE. I AM GOING TO CONTACT DEALER.
2010Jul 14
Accord LX 1.7L V4
- Automatic transmission
- 12,000 miles
sucks brakes got replaced 3 times once at 12000 miles again at 18000miles and again at 30000 suck honda just puts on new pad but makes u pay for the rotors i getting out of this car thought i would have kept this one what a mistake i bought this crap i sould have leased it i would have gotting the last laugh thanks honda
2011Mar 03
Accord EX-L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 22,000 miles
Can't believe I had to have the rear brakes replaced on a two year old car. How can this not go unnoticed? I am dreading having to put up with this most likely annual maintance, it is absurd.
2009May 01
Accord ELX V6
- Automatic transmission
- 25,000 miles
Don't by this car unless you want to replace your brakes every 25,000 miles or so. I was told by my dealership that the problem was I lived in the Atlanta area and there was too much stop and go traffic! I received notice of a class action lawsuit settlement where Honda agreed to replace the offending part at half off the cost (or thereabouts). When I took it in (for the 3rd set of brakes by the way) they were going to charge me over $400 for the replacement. I took it to my local mechanic who replaced them for $170. Now I have another issue and they want to charge me $126 to diagnosis the problem even though the car is under 100K and I bought the extended warranty to 100K.
Buyer beware - Honda is running on their reputation not their current performance. I for one will never own another one and I am telling everyone I know my opinion - actually I don't have to know them - I tell people my experiences in checkout lines whether I know them or not!
2011Apr 27
Accord LX 4
- Automatic transmission
- 16,500 miles
Can't believe the complaints from other 08 Accord owners. The dealer in Columbus, GA. kept referencing the class action suit and Honda could not warranty the repair. I have owned 7 Hondas over the past 30 years, and I am very disappointed in how Honda is handling this brake defect.
Terrible customer service and both the service adviser and service manager seemed to be quoting from a script on this brake issue. Bottom line. they did not care. As a consumer and loyal Honda owner, I feel like I was thrown under the bus by the local dealership. I will definitely think twice before buying another Honda and especially in Columbus, GA.
P.S. I do love my 2005 Toyota Tundra!!!
2008Sep 09
Accord EX 4 cyl
- Automatic transmission
- 18,000 miles
Replaced rear brake pads with ceramic pads at 18,00 miles. 30,000 miles later the pads look almost new. Was reimbursed for half the price of the pads under that class action law suit.
2009Nov 01
Accord LX-P V4
- Automatic transmission
- 18,000 miles
Buying a Honda Accord - biggest car buying mistake of my life. At 18000 miles, the rear breaks started to make an annoying sound and I took it to the dealer feeling pretty sure that the warranty would cover it. No such luck. The brakes were completely worn !! The warranty doesn't cover brake wear. The dealer blamed braking "habits". I tried to plead that my camry has over 35K miles on it and the brakes are still good on that but the dealer didn't budge.
I went in for my 30K service and guess what ..... the SECOND set of brakes now needs to be replaced.
NEVER HONDA AGAIN. I have resolved to tell this to every new person I meet this year as a conversation starter. Even if I cost Honda 100K in lost sales, I will feel at least some satisfaction.
2011Mar 23
Accord EX-L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 30,000 miles
If I would have known that this car was such a hunk of junk I would have never purchased it. And if honda does not fix this problem I will no longer be a lifetime honda owner!!!!
2007Oct 30
Accord EX V6
- Automatic transmission
- 33,000 miles
Honda Accord has poor disk brakes. I got a good 80 to 100K miles from a set of brakes from my Camry!!
2011Apr 15
Accord EX-L 2.4L
- Automatic transmission
- 28,000 miles
I have always loved Honda vehicles until I bought this 2008 accord with all the toys. Now at less than 30,000 miles I am having to replace the rear brakes. I have never had rear brakes go out before the front brakes. In addition this car is not driven in the city. mostly highway driving. Now I see hundreds of others with the same problem. Honda should be replacing the rear brakes for free and not having their customers going to some website and trying to get 150.00 back which is not the full cost of repair.
2009Mar 13
Accord ES
- Automatic transmission
- 18,000 miles
The brake problems on this car are definitely real. I had a Subaru Outback prior to my Honda and did not have to change the brakes until around 110,000 miles. With this car, I am about to change the brakes a second time in the first 50,000 miles.
2011Feb 07
Accord EX-L 4 cyl
- Automatic transmission
- 24,000 miles
My 2008 Honda Accord EX-L was my dream car, now it is my night mare. I am leasing the vehicle and I can tell you that the car doesn't meet up to the expectations that Honda says it does. At 24,000 miles my brake pads needed to be replaced. I was told by the mechanic that the calipers needed to also be replaced. That is hard to believe that a car with such low mileage would be having this problem.
I am also having a problem with the leather seats, arm rest, and console. The seats are looking like they belong to a car that is over 10 years old! The arm rest and console is buckling and splitting. I though that I had a quality vehicle, but from what I see in my car and from what I have been reading I can see that Honda needs to recall and fix these cars. My neighbors and family told me that they would think twice about buying a Honda after they have witnessed what has happened with mine. Large price tag, no quality, don't buy a Honda.. I am stuck paying for this garbage for the next 2 years
2009Aug 15
Accord V6
- Automatic transmission
- 25,744 miles
rear brakes every 25000 miles is hard to swallow. recall needs to be issued. dealership in naperville, il. told me 25000 miles was normal for rear brakes, bull#$!@.
2010Dec 27
Accord V6
- Automatic transmission
- 56,000 miles
My wife had the car in for an oil change at 56000 miles. The tech told her she needed new rear brakes. She questioned them on this issue and said that they were replaced not to long ago(25000 miles ago). Again the dealership in naperville, il. I told her this was normal.
I went in myself to talk to service agent. After pulling teeth, he told me about the class action lawsuit filed against honda. He told me i may qualify for a $150 refund, but did not give me any direction on how to get it done. I guess i will do all of the work myself, and never recomend those honda guys to anyone and cut all ties with there service department. Honest buisness goes a long way with me, dishonest buisness i wll not stand for.
2011Mar 11
Accord LS
- Automatic transmission
- 21,350 miles
Inexcusable that brake pads would need to be replaced just over 21K miles. This needs more media attention for Honda to take this seriously!
2011Mar 22
Accord V6
- Automatic transmission
- 37,289 miles
This is total crap. I drive 90% highway, not a lot of breaking needed. I have never had rear breaks go out before front, and NEVER at this low milage. I came home and looked on line, sure enough many people are having the same problem. I bought a Honda for its reliability, and the name, Honda knows there is a problem, and should have been taking care of it before now. Won't buy another Honda if they don't address this problem. From what I read it is a design flaw, they know about it, so fix it. I am going to call the dealer I got the car fixed at, and put some pressure on them to contact Honda.
2011Mar 21
Accord LS
- Automatic transmission
- 30,000 miles
Chock one more 2008 Honda Accord up to bad brakes. Had to have the rear brake pads replaced for $250. I only have 30,000 miles on this car! Naturally, warranty does not cover this. I have seen the hundreds of complaints about this issue and there should be a recall or at least have this covered by the warranty. Total bullshit.
2010Dec 15
Accord LS
- Automatic transmission
- 37,904 miles
Thank goodness I found this site.
I have had the Rear brakes on my 08 accord repaired twice. The second time was December 2010. My wife drives it to work all highway driving! The first time I was reimbursed for my repair by Honda after I paid for the work done. The second time the dealer was going to charge me. After I mentioned to him the information I have found out on your web site the service tech spoke to the manager and they agreed to cover the cost. If I had not been informed and put up a fuss, they were going to charge me the full amount!
There should have been a recall on this car. Giving it back when the lease is up. Great site keep up the good work.
2010Dec 08
Accord LX-S 2.4L
- Manual transmission
- 28,000 miles
This really sucks. I had the car in for an oil change and tire rotation and they told me I had to have the rear brakes replaced, about to get into the metal. I told them to put the wheels back on it and I was going to get rid of this lemon. I have had nothing but troubles with this Honda and the dealers. I need to get rid of this thing.
2011Mar 03
Accord LX V6
- Automatic transmission
- 23,000 miles
Had appt for an oil change and tire rotate. They found rear breaks to be worn down more than they should at 23,000miles. I had heard about a problem with them, but we had not noticed anything on our Honda yet. They said that Honda would pay up to 150.00 dollars even if it cost more. Sure pissed us off on such a great vehicle??
Having it fixed this week. Also the front seats are not worth a crap. My back starts to hurt within a few minutes of being in the car. I see a lot of people have complained about this also. Luckily it is my wife's car. I am not in much. I would not be able to go on any long trip. It has brought me to tears because my back hurt so much.
Will not lease any more Honda's after this one is up. This is probably our 4th Honda that we have had but no more. They are getting way too expensive and after this mess definitely will not get another one. Will go GM
2011Mar 09
Accord LX V6
- Automatic transmission
- 30,000 miles
Need to have rear brakes fixed...bought car used at 26,000 miles and now a few months later, after an oil change.....rear brakes are too worn and need to be replaced...this is per the Honda Dealership.
Can this be covered?
2010Oct 04
Accord EXL V$
- Automatic transmission
- 22,000 miles
Noticed back in October a squealing sound from the back of my car with the window rolled up. Went to have my oil change & they told me it probably was just bad weather & probably needed to have my rotors smoothed. I asked can it wait til after the holidays, they said yes. Finally in March I went cus vibrating was going on when applying brakes when slowing down from high speeds and the sound. I go into Honda & ask & I'm finally hearing about brake recall. Shouldn't they send you a letter when something like this happens or an email. I make my payments online, how about a flash alert there! So now I'm told I have to pay almost $200 to have just the rear brakes fixed & then I have to go on a site & fill out a form to get reimbursed $150 of it! WOW! First of all I shouldn't have to replace any brakes at only 22,000 miles and if there's a recall it should be free of charge to fix their mistake. Now I feel like I need to constantly check if there's a recall on my car so I don't get screwed! Maybe I will just call every month when I make my payment & ask is there any recalls lately on my car? IF so how much will this one cost me?
2009Jul 24
Accord EX-L 4-cyl
- Automatic transmission
- 15,299 miles
Have had to replace back brakes in my Honda Accord, 2008, 2 times now. Called Honda today and complained they don't care they told me to file a claim, I said i have once already, they told me to do it again and that's all they can do for me. This really is not fair. I will never buy Honda again, back to Nissan or Toyota . I have both and have had put brakes on front once in ten years. Honda you really suck!!!! I will keep fighting you, i am not done yet.
2011Feb 04
Accord EX-L 4-cyl
- Automatic transmission
- 39,178 miles
Had to replace the damn back brakes for a second time. Honda you really need to step up and fix this, or maybe you want to wait till people start dying before you can spare some of the millions and millions of dollars you make off of us. I will keep fighting you until the day i die. It is not right that you only pay for half of the repair, you need to fix this. the replacement brakes don't last any longer, there is a real problem, FIX IT HONDA.
2011Jan 27
Accord EX 2.8L
- Automatic transmission
- 22,300 miles
This is a leased car driven by my daughter who is a very cautious, conservative driver.
The car was inspected August 2010 and maintenance was done Jan 2011. The dealer informed us the rear brakes needed replacement and would be down to metal soon. We were shocked by this news and didn't have the $270 to fix the problem. Five months from inspection (by the same dealer) we need new brakes?!?!
Just this weekend my daughter was home from college and said there was a grinding noise in the rear. We guessed it was the brakes and so I looked this issue up online and was shocked to learn Honda knows about this premature brake wear. They offer only $150 settlement if you go through their 'paperwork'?? This is RIDICULOUS!!!!!!
This being a leased car, I feel these brakes should be fixed at no cost to me when Honda is responsible for faulty parts! I'm ready to drop it off on their lot and say forget it! I'm going to see a lawyer about this and find out what can be done!
2009Sep 20
Accord
- Automatic transmission
- 21,000 miles
must say that it is no coincidence that all these posting are all to similar and that Honda needs to address this safety issue before someone gets injured....i can also say that honda has never had this problem prior to this 2008-2009 year...vehicles are no longer being made in japan to be more cost effective in shipping and the consumers must pay ...thanks to American Honda Corp. I will be repairing my rear brakes for a 2nd time an having to replace my front rotors and pads with less than 30k miles..
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2011Jun 07
Accord EX 2.4L
Had the brake pads done after receipt of letter from Honda (following I would say partially successful lawsuit) at 43,000KM on Aug. 4/10. Now at 63,000km needed to replace caliper. Make that 2 calipers as Honda apparently wants both calipers replaced at same time according to dealer.Surprise, surprise.!! Is this replacement by the owner of 2 calipers at his expense of $600.00 to $1,000. remove the problem for Honda? I believe the brake problem stems from the calipers and other flaws in the newly designed braking system and replacing the pads every 30-40,000KM will continue as long as we own our cars. Is that the only answer?
peplin
Barry's Bay, Ontario, Canada
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