Our new 2021 CR-V with less than 1,200 miles is already having issues with parasitic battery drain. Wish we would have seen this issue prior to buying. First Honda and it will definitely be our last Honda. The dealer service department says we don't drive enough. The Auto Idle Stop is one feature that will not work with low battery which was a selling point to conserve on gas so we are told to drive more?? Does that make sense? The vehicle need only sit for one day not driven for such features to not work.

Brought it to both the sales rep and service departments attention and they said 1- it's "normal" and 2- that they have "never" heard of this problem before. Said we can bring it in for a check but would have to leave it for at least a couple days and will have to wait a few weeks for a loaner to be available. We only have one vehicle and needed something for reliability. These issues and responses are why people hate dealerships.