The frame on my Passport broke. Come to find out my frame is rotted. I'm happy I wasn't on the interstate and going a reasonable speed or who knows what might have happened to me and my family. I see now that this is a common thing with these Passports. I find it crazy that there is a recall for the 1998 but not the years before even though they have the same issues. Honda outsourced the work to Isuzu to be cheap and ended up with a defected product. So Honda wich is a major corporation gets rewarded for being cheap while us normal people trying to make ends meet end up with a junk car that's worthless. I see these on the road still and I keep my fingers crossed for the people driving them. Please make Honda fix this problem.

- Indianapolis , IN, USA

Same as NHTSA: 10V436000 campaign. Defect consequence: Excessive corrosion may result in the left or right rear suspension lower link bracket becoming detached from the frame, which can affect vehicle handling and potentially cause a crash.

- Philadelphia, PA, USA

This vehicle is experiencing extreme frame corrosion of both the forward and rear frame member. There are large perforations in multiple areas along the entire length of the frame, and I don't see any way to repair other than a complete frame replacement. Why is the dividing line for the recall 10V436000 set at the 1998 model year? this is the same basic vehicle with the same rotted frame as those involved in the recall. I firmly believe that the doors should rot of a vehicle long before the frame becomes an issue.

- Grove City , OH, USA

This vehicle has serious rust issues for its age. The frame is completely rusted through in many spots which makes it a hazard to drive. In April of 2011 the shock tower broke free of the frame and now wobbles free in the wheel well. We first noticed a rust problem some years back when my brother purchased the vehicle. He was the second owner of it at approx. 50K miles.

- Dayton, OH, USA