Honda to Replace Defective HR-V Backlites
Honda issued a “voluntary product update campaign” to address the more than 300 instances of spontaneously shattering backlites in the 2023 HR-V subcompact SUV models. READ MORE
Honda issued a “voluntary product update campaign” to address the more than 300 instances of spontaneously shattering backlites in the 2023 HR-V subcompact SUV models. READ MORE
Honda is recalling over 330,000 vehicles, including some 2020-2021 Pilot SUVs and Ridgeline pickup trucks, as well as some 2020-2022 Passport SUVs and Odyssey minivans, because their side mirror glass may detach from the mirror assembly. READ MORE
Honda is recalling about 268,000 CR-V SUVs in the U.S. from the 2002 to 2006 model years due to concerns that moisture can cause a power window switch to fail. The problem can be triggered by rain through an open window or spilled liquids on the driver’s side door. READ
Honda recently announced it is recalling 608,000 vans and SUVs due to “faulty software.” The auto manufacturer stated the issue can cause vehicle backup cameras to fail and driver displays to malfunction or reboot while driving, which can create potentially dangerous situations for drivers and passengers. READ MORE

One of the advantages of maturity is the ability to see how things progress over a period of time. In this case, I am referring to the desire of carmakers to own the copyrights on the parts and built-in technologies in and on their vehicles. The latest move towards this
Original Equipment (OE) replacement windshields are necessary for certain Honda and Acura models, according to the automaker. “While non-OE parts may look the same and fit in the same physical space on the vehicle, their use may present unforeseen circumstances causing the driver assist or other safety systems to operate
