CarComplaints.com Notes: Some vehicles alert you if you fall asleep behind the wheel, but the 2015 Honda CR-V has a different approach: just shake the heck out of you so you never fall asleep in the first place.
We bought a 2015 Honda CRV. There have been a few incidents of surges and rough idling, but that is not what our major complaint was. I see from reports here that this is big problem with the 2015 CRV. Our main complaint: the car stalls out for just a few brief seconds while driving. It has happened almost from when we bought the car in Feb. 2015, but happened so infrequently we didn't do anything about it. But since the beginning of 2016 we noticed it happening more often and finally brought it in. The vehicle has been in the shop 4 times. They do not know what is wrong. We get it back and hope for the best. But it continues to do this. We finally got a case started with Honda to complain. Today a representative met with us and test drove the car. Well, it doesn't happen every time you drive it. It can only happen once a week or once a month. So Honda is not going to do anything about this. I guess we need a lawyer to enact the lemon law. We would like to know if this problem has occurred with anyone else. We traded a 24 year-old Chevy Astro that never gave us a day of trouble for this thinking we were getting a reliable vehicle. Now we are almost afraid to drive it. Someone almost crashed into us when it happened this weekend.
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We bought a 2015 Honda CRV. There have been a few incidents of surges and rough idling, but that is not what our major complaint was. I see from reports here that this is big problem with the 2015 CRV. Our main complaint: the car stalls out for just a few brief seconds while driving. It has happened almost from when we bought the car in Feb. 2015, but happened so infrequently we didn't do anything about it. But since the beginning of 2016 we noticed it happening more often and finally brought it in. The vehicle has been in the shop 4 times. They do not know what is wrong. We get it back and hope for the best. But it continues to do this. We finally got a case started with Honda to complain. Today a representative met with us and test drove the car. Well, it doesn't happen every time you drive it. It can only happen once a week or once a month. So Honda is not going to do anything about this. I guess we need a lawyer to enact the lemon law. We would like to know if this problem has occurred with anyone else. We traded a 24 year-old Chevy Astro that never gave us a day of trouble for this thinking we were getting a reliable vehicle. Now we are almost afraid to drive it. Someone almost crashed into us when it happened this weekend.
- Lucy M., Belmont, CA, US