This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
So how do you find out what problems are occurring? For this NHTSA complaint data, the only way is to read through the comments below. Any duplicates or errors? It's not us.
I have had the vehicle in the shop numerous times for not being able to open the gas tank to fill up the car. Seals coming off the doors. Entertainment system quit working and not responding. Now the vehicle slams on its breaks for no reason when no vehicles are around. Also the vehicle departs it's lane when it is supposed to keep me in it. Also the vehicles brakes grind when I step on them. Also the car makes a grinding noise when I step on the gas pedal and the vehicle sometimes stays in 4000 RPM when driving done the road. Also when driving down the road and going 70 mph and I step on the breaks the whole car sometimes shakes and doesn't stop when needed. It started with issues when I got the vehicle not much later. It current only 17800 miles on it and I shouldn't be having these issues.
The acc, brake system, lkas, and all security systems sent a message that they are off and does not work, after for no reason, no obstacle it braked itself. Now the entire system is off.
I bought this vehicle and noticed on the way home from dealer that it had a vibration in the steering. At 62mph the vibration was very bad. I called the dealer and they said the weight on the wheel probably came off. I drove this vehicle 300 miles and took it to the dealer. They removed the wheel and tire and found a bulge on front tire. They replaced the tire and today I got an E-mail from Honda motor stating this was not a Honda problem and I needed to contact the tire company [hankook] this car should have never been sold and the defect should have been caught either with the tire manufacture or by Honda when it was installed. Their take on this is almost like it is my fault I selected the the wrong car
On a total of 6 occasions during the first 4500 miles of using my new car, the brake alert sign activated without reason for provocation, I.e., no other cars nearby, nothing in roadway. Four occurred while doing 65 mph on interstate. The last 2 occasions were startling as the brakes were triggered, causing the car to fishtail and swerve left momentarily as if attempting to awaken a driver falling asleep. On those occasions I was doing about 50-55 mph on a highway with other cars on the road but not close enough to need to brake. One time I was taking an exit to get on another highway. The other time I was going through a construction zone but there were no circumstances that would have caused the need to brake. I took the car to the Honda dealership immediately after second occurrence and left for 24+ hours. They acted as iff that couldn't have happened unless I were too close to something -- they'd never heard of the problem. They test drove for 13 miles, and the problem did not occur for them. Nothing problematic showed up on diagnostics. Nothing was done to correct the situation. I disabled the collision mitigation system after leaving the dealership.
Have taken my brand new 2019 Honda Accord sport 1.5 to two different dealerships due to my car not tracking straight. Each time a minor tweak was done to the alignment. After researching a bit more I found there is an issue with the gear box being faulty (53620-twa-A28) which causes the tracking to be off with and without lane keep assist engaged. I am trying to get this issue rectified and awaiting dealer feedback. I have contacted the dealer and made them aware of the issue. The 2018 and 2019 Accord are very similar and the issue is present in 2018S and a few 2019S after reading accounts on 'accordxclub.com'. my build month and year was November 2018.
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- Rancho Cordova, CA, USA