engine problem
10.0
really awfulTypical Repair Cost:
$5,000.00
Average Mileage:
40,000 miles
Number of complaints:
1 complaints
Most common solutions:
- new engine (1 reports)
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2007Feb 26
(reported on)Civic LX
Ok, I purchased this car a few years ago.. brand new,, kept up with all service and everything.. and one day the engine starts knocking and smoke everywhere.. when going nearly 70mph down the garden state parkway i loose control and nearly hit a exit sign. Now at this point i could not steer because the engine had already shut off and steering this thing, going this fast was quite hard! Now Honda would not replace the engine, the warranty is still intact, but they said it was my fault, they cannot do anything about it. I never wanted to buy this car in the first place because is wasn't a sporty looking car and had no power, yet i bought it and now it blew. NEVER AGAIN WILL I EVER BUY A HONDA VEHICLE!!! THERE CARS ARE NOTHING BUT SHIT AND THEY DON'T EVEN BACK UP THERE GODDAMN WARRANTY'S! I thought i could use the lemon law, I CAN'T EVEN SUE THEM! because it's a few months older then the law requires!.. BULL SHIT!! HONDA SUCKS CIVICS SUCK. ALREADY TOLD ALL MY FRIENDS AND I'M SURE HONDA LOST ABOUT 7 OR 8 SALES BECAUSE OF ME!!! GOOD!!! BECAUSE I HOPE THEY GO OUT OF F'N BUSINESS.. DAMN SH*T. TOTAL COST OF REPAIRS:
ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION PARTS THAT WERE DAMAGED, ---$6,225---
Honda claimed the engine had a malfunction or massive sludge build up causing the engine to burn up. CHECK UR CIVICS PEOPLE!!!!!
Kev W.
Capemay, NJ, USA
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