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Honda,2018 Honda Pilot. I have a 2018 Honda Pilot that I had trouble with 6-7 months ago and took it into the local Honda dealer and they recommended a 4x transmission flush and update on transmission due to the rpm gauge and the car itself hesitating or fluttering. After that it was running find until last week. Take it back to dealer and i told them that it maybe torque converter that i there was a lot of problems out of them and that I seen that Honda put out an extended warranty 8 years or 150,000 miles for torque convertor and reading the forms and asking Honda what the protocol is if it was the torque converter and the led off with a 4x flush and update. Once they looked over the vehicle and transmission codes, they said that it wasn’t the converter because that isn’t the code that it was showing, but the code that it was showing was for a main line pressure switch and /or solenoid but then proceeded to tell me that I would need a whole transmission. if that vehicle is showing signs of the converter going out but is not showing codes and there is a history of bad convertors to the point that Honda puts out an extended warranty shouldn’t that be enough to replace the convertor A. before it puts out the code? B. Before it locks completely up? C. before the extended warranty runs out and I’m stuck with a payment on something that is broke due to faulty part?

Apple Honda, Recall / repair. Riverhead, NY. Re Inv. # 633167 Brought Honda Accord in for recall & repair to passenger side window. Which I was told was covered under warranty. Just received text, charging $337.16 !!

Honda – Stressful Experience. My experience with Riverside Honda in Marquette, MI, has been a nightmare. My 2008 Honda Ridgeline was sent there for a corrosion recall in October 2023, but nothing was done until May 2024, and only after repeated follow-ups. The previous manager failed to provide a simple written statement about the work done, despite my numerous calls, emails, and certified letters. Finally, a new manager, Derick, resolved the issue within days, but not without additional stress. Adding to the frustration, my truck was wrongly labeled as abandoned, even though I had been actively trying to communicate with them and corporate throughout this ordeal. Honda Corporate was equally unresponsive, passing me between representatives with no resolution. At 77 years old, dealing with personal losses and health challenges, I didn’t need this prolonged stress. Honda’s lack of care and accountability has been deeply disappointing. The least they can do is cover the cost to return my truck. One star is far too generous.

Honda, Lack of Service. Had car towed to dealership on Monday 12/30/2024 they could not find keys and kept giving runaround and then stopped answering calls. It’s now Thursday and now apparently they do not have the manpower or time to even look at my car. The issue is the CTV transmission that is under warranty but I guess since they won’t make $ they can’t find the time, meanwhile I’m car less and need to figure out how to get to/from work. This is the the Autonation in Sterling VA. A General Manager reached out via review with phone number to no one as no one answers…

Honda, I love my Honda CRV. I’ve got 220,000 miles on it with no issues. We are a blue collar family with kids and decided to purchase a Honda Odyssey. The maintenance on it has been very expensive and yesterday I was quoted at the Honda dealership for $1,700 to fix a sliding door having issues…the scary thing is both doors are having issues and its a 2020. $3,400 on a new van is crazy. We’ve called a few friends with Honda vans and unfortunately high maintenance cost with the Odyssey appears to be a theme. We’re exploring some recalls and we may fall into that category. If I have to pay this kind of money out of pocket we are selling the vehicle as soon as its fixed and will never buy a Honda outside of the tried and tested CRV.