It was pouring rain and I had gone through water. I stopped at a traffic light waiting to turn right, the light changed and the car would barely move. But when it did and I stopped at the next light, approx. 1/2 mile down the road again it would barely move and I do mean barely. The person behind me got out and pushed me out of the road by hand. Both the "low oil pressure indicator" and "charging system indicator" lights were on. I turned the car off for a few minutes and then it started again and ran fine. Luckily I wasn't on the freeway. I took it to the dealer who said it was probably "just a fluke". well low and behold on July 23, 2015 I had to drive thru blinding rain and when I drove thru approx. 6" of water on the road, the car stalled out again. It started after a few minutes and then stalled again. I pulled over and sat for a few minutes and then it started fine and has run fine since. This makes me feel very unsafe. Is there anything I can do to get this problem solved because one can't help driving in rain at times.

- Chattanooga, TN, USA

Ac compressor is defective and needs replacing. This is a known issue, but hasn't been recalled by Honda.

- Kingston, NY, USA

Driver side door will not unlock with power button or manually with a key. Called Honda customer service and they will not cover the expenses to fix, eventhough they've had a recall on the same issue. Unfortunately, my VIN number apparently has no complaints. Dont know what to do!?

- Windsor, CT, USA

Driving first in the morning on highway (downhill), dthe driveline vibrates at 60 mph and above. It felt like engine is not running fast enough to catch up the transmission speed. And fithe gear is engaged at 40-50 mph, and does not downshifted to 4th or lower gear. It underpowers the car.

- San Antonio, UT, USA