Terrible News for Anyone Who Owns a Honda

[@scottykilmer]

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[@troysantos7644]

You lost me when Dodge and Ram topped the survey.. Says a lot about the survey..

[@peterparler3246]

Pay for Play

[@Zeovods]

Fr something aint right here. Def rigged

[@billyounger9713]

Right?

[@MissingNumb]

It was probably conducted at a small town Chili's bar in Florida during happy hour...

[@P_r0dz]

says a lot about people.

[@sprezzatura8755]

I drive a 2002 Honda Accord 5 speed 250,000 mi runs like a Swiss watch. You'll have to claw it from my cold dead hands.

[@sesolar5854]

I drive a 94 Acura Integra with 266000 miles. It may outlive me 😂

[@thecleaner3559]

*Back before all of this electrification and CVT nonsense put a death grip on the industry, thanks to the emissions thieves and scoundrels.*

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

Great car especially with a manual transmission

[@SSNRadi0]

Say no more necro hands 😂😂😂

[@universalbluewarriorls5929]

Got the same car. And I feel the same way 😂

[@m1kcan1]

Honda started going downhill when it dumped its reliable 2.4l for the 1.5l turbo motor.

[@jonboz7585]

And the CVT! At least, Mazda is staying traditional.

[@mikeburston7013]

Really and truly. It's all downhill after the 9th gen SI.

[@jackanderson2773]

Also went downhill after the founder passed .

[@mixebox]

Well you can get around the 1.5l engine problem with the new crvs by getting the hybrid! The new hybrid model comes with a 2.0L engine gets phenomenal gas mileage AND has more hp then the reg gasoline crv! Scotty actually recommended in a previous video that if you were going to go with the new CR-V he recommends getting the hybrid because of the larger engine it gets more horsepower and rather than having a turbocharged engine that will wear out quicker the electric part of the car takes care of that with faster acceleration etc.

[@AldoFelt]

giving less to customers.

[@TheBodrey]

That survey had to be rigged. I find it very hard to believe that Honda ranked last. I'm also very skeptical of the fact that both Dodge and Ram supposedly ranked 1st and 2nd respectively as Chrysler quality is junk. I mean, compared to Honda their reliability is like night and day. I think quality across the board has slipped in recent years for all auto makers, but I'd still buy a Honda or a Toyota over a Chrysler product any day.

[@aojorel]

I own a Jeep and I have to agree with you they suck!

[@abraham3981]

If overall customer satisfaction is taken into account, I can understand why Honda scored so low, Honda quality and control has definitely gone downhill. I've owned two used 90s Hondas and a new 2024 Honda, all manual and the worse one by far was the new 2024. The quality control was not there, I experienced a defective transmission with the 2024. They don't make them like they used to in the 90s and beginning of the 2000s. You got to remember that Honda set its bar pretty high in the 90s with their reliability and quality, many folks got used to that and when they experience what the new Hondas bring to the table, many are disappointed.

[@roninbushito]

Stellantis products are junk! They are struggling. Never liked dodge anyways.

[@terryparish7133]

We love our honda crv over 300.000 and took a trip to Florida my next one will also be a Honda

[@TempermentalTart]

I have a 2003 Honda Accord it has 327,000. I’m thankful.

[@wingmaster1015]

I had a 03 accord lx got it at 251k miles went through 3 generations of the family and the girl started burning so much oil at 263k miles apparently the oil seal piston rings went out and couldn't afford to fix em so sold her still regret it to this day as she had some history to her

[@CRAPO2011]

Damn 327k ,I take it was a k series did u ever have the valves adjusted ?

[@jongwa1324]

08 tsx with 220,000. I got my money's worth

[@skeith2519]

I still have mine 2003 655K and still going strong 😂

[@CRAPO2011]

@@skeith2519 how many transmissions damn 655k

[@waynemallory7769]

I have a 2014 accord with v6 best car I’ve ever owned . Will keep it forever !

[@bigmfeagle]

We have a 2013 coupe V6 EX-L with nav. We also put the HFP kit on it. Never seen snow(we live in northern WI) and we only have 62k on it. It's a keeper for sure!

[@tjkim382]

I have 2012 accord coupe V6 over 160,000km. Very reliable n best car ever

[@eddie445]

Love my 2014 Honda accord 👌 165k

[@Dave414-j8l]

I own 3 Hondas. A 2003 CRV, 2005 Honda Civic, and a 2024 Honda Civic Touring. The new civic has a few paint finish issues but it handles so good. The 1.5 is extremely smooth and peppy. I know the turbo is a potential problem later. I’m just changing the oil every 3,000-5,000 miles and I’m hoping for the best.

[@MoeHammad-d9g]

Turbo goes out at about 100k-130k. I've had a 19, 21 and 22 civic 1.5t bought all brand new and the turbo seemed to go out at about that mileage.

[@Dave414-j8l]

@ How frequent were your oil changes? What is your driving style? Easy going or lead footed? Haha. Just curious. One other thing, did you make any modifications to your Honda’s performance? Thanks.

[@MoeHammad-d9g]

@@Dave414-j8l my oil changes interval was 5k-7k with the 19 and 21 model and the 22 was 8k-9k with premium oil and filter. I mostly drove light footed and about 85 percent of my Miles were highway miles. If your turbo ever goes out... just get a junkyard turbo that fits that has less than 30k, 40k miles and have somebody install it. That what I did and it cost me about $600 with parts and labour and my car was completely stock.

[@MissingNumb]

Turbo vehicles, 3-5k intervals max , 3k religiously better... Amsoil turbo and premium. Never run her low (you'll starve the pump and run leaner.). Smaller turbos get coked up quick if you treat it like a regular vehicle. Static rpm load (highway driving) is also detrimental to turbos, they need to be fed a decent oil pressure in prolonged use (same train of thought as A/C compressors failing when used heavily idling/in traffic), they will wear faster. Gotta understand the nature of the beast.

[@abraham3981]

@@MoeHammad-d9g That is not the only issue that plagued the L15 turbo specially in the accords but the civics were not free from them either. Things like oil dilution and blown head gaskets were not uncommon with them.

[@fanguy247b9]

I have as much faith in these customer surveys as I do in the consumer reports best appliance brands 😂 as someone who has family members in the appliance repair business they are thankful for the consumer reports recommendations that keeps them in business for service repairs!

[@mackenziegray2090]

Who knows how these consumers treat their cars.

[@masontee8335]

As much faith as election polls?

[@sal9805]

Own a 2019 Civic lx and it’s still running well. I drive alot. 270,000 km already and no problems. I make sure I get most maintenance work done asap.

[@SalSanchez-dy6cn]

Tf is a keelo metre

[@CarelessOcelot]

@@SalSanchez-dy6cn It must be like litercola

[@handsomeX]

I have a 2017 lx with 58k miles. No issues except for basic maintenance. The one potentially big issue was the AC compressor that had a leak had to be replaced but there was a factory recall on those.

[@Ziegfried82]

@@SalSanchez-dy6cn he probably fills his car with those liter thingies. Crazy.

[@SalSanchez-dy6cn]

@Ziegfried82 like a cat litter? Wth

[@Idahoguy10157]

Going from 2.4L four banger too the 1.5L with turbo was a mistake. Hopefully that decision will be reversed

[@mmc2k9999]

Yes, Honda with electrics only. Toyota only manufactures with hybrid for the future.

[@boss-es5wd]

May I ask why I have the 1.5turbo 2019

[@jillismyname]

Just traded up my very old Fit for a 2025 HR-V. I hope it does well like the Fit! The price was right for me, just needing something simple and safer. And, knock-on-wood, reliable. She will be treated to top-tier gas, frequent oil changes and washes. I'm grateful.😀

[@1552mjp]

Thanks for this report. I was a VW fan for many years but my last car was a VW Passat that drove like a dream but every month something else was breaking and I couldn’t keep up. One day I thought to myself …”I could own a new car for what I’m paying in repairs.” After talking to my mechanic I decided on a Honda CRV. I went to the Honda dealership and left with a 15:44 new 2015 CRV-XL. White with light tan leather seats. Beautiful. It was great in the New England snow and really good gas mileage. A couple of years later the breaks delaminated. The starter went then a year later it went again. Thankfully I didn’t have to pay for the starter. Warrantee. I hated the head rests because they pushed my head forward which aggravated my neck. Other than that it was a great car. After 5 years and 100500 miles I traded that in for a 2021 Pilot. The CRV held its value and I got a good amount at trade in time. 3.5 years later and I have no complaints at all. Well, I only wish the pilot got better gas mileage. But I knew it wasn’t going to get the same as the CRV. I took it in for 4 recalls a couple of weeks ago and since it didn’t cost me anything I’m still very pleased. Very roomy, comfortable, 3 seat rows, great to camp in just an all around good vehicle.

[@jacquesm1553]

2017 Accord owner. 85k miles. Zero issues. Just oil change, and just got a first time 4 tires replacement.

[@vertigosun9267]

Since new?

[@jacquesm1553]

@vertigosun9267 yes. Accord Sport. Bought it new with 5 miles on it. Oil change, and battery replacements (every 2-3 years) only. No problem at all. Nothing wrong with the interior either. Seats are in great conditions, no tear. Just normal use. A couple of trips.

[@porschefanatic1049]

@@jacquesm1553how did you make your set of tires last 85,000 miles? did you have michelins or continentals?

[@Ziegfried82]

@@porschefanatic1049 lol his tires were probably bald. There are no tires that last that many miles.

[@jacquesm1553]

@Ziegfried82 you're right. I meant to say I only changed my 4 sets of tires once since I've owned the car. I changed them around 70k miles, I think. They were the original tires. They were done.

[@jfp17]

I had a Honda for twenty years with no major issues. I purchased 2019 RAV4 as new. I noticed the roof leaking and had the dealership fix it. Got a notice from Toyota of the issue, but wasn’t too concerned since I had it fixed. Roof started leaking again so had the dealership fix it again. It leaked again the first time it rained. I regret my purchase now. Wish I’d stayed with Honda.

[@MarkTurner-vs7uc]

Toyota is headed down hill like a roller coater. Straight down as fast as possible

[@thecleaner3559]

*And I bet it was the result of the vehicle not being made in Japan.*

[@SusanBame]

If you've had the same issue three times with the dealership not successfully repairing it, you can contact the manufacturer (Toyota) and ask for your car to be determined to be a "lemon." Look up "lemon law" on a search. I do lemon law car buybacks; have since 2002. I don't do a lot of Toyotas, but way more Toyotas than Hondas, I will say that. (My 2010 Element just turned over 327,000 miles.)

[@AnnetteWarren-l6u]

Honda are not as good as they used to be, accountants are at fault for that, but I have an Accord, it is beautiful, and better than anything else like it. Honda are still the best

[@vilaichanya7206]

I have a feeling that Scotty likes Toyotas.

[@robaliberti7488]

What just cause he can’t make a video about honda without deep throating toyota

[@javier7717]

Ive had my 2023 hrv for 2 years now and not one problem with it. Insurance is also cheap on it compare to the crv or other large honda suv's.

[@beachlife4346]

You haven't had a problem but that doesn't change the big picture of reality for others.

[@jacksonndoll5055]

It just 2 years, what problem you should have?

[@67keyakaren68]

i wouldn’t tell anyone i own a hrv

[@jayhockley8841]

Ive got a 2005 Acura TL with the 6 speed manual , Brembo Front Brakes and Limited slip . Its almost as quick as my 2003 S2000 was and it rides Great .

[@TexasRiverRat31254]

2006 TSX 5spd auto great fun to drive,(a few light mods), and reliable!

[@skree_fpv436]

2013 TL here. 206,000 miles completely trouble free. Only regular maintenance. In excellent condition cosmetically and mechanically .

[@chrisfrey6788]

Scotty doing a Toyota and Lexus commercial again? I would have never guessed

[@jonathanratliff4780]

Just watch the vid and that data he shares

[@drecksaukerl]

Can't wait for him to heap praise, laud and honor on the current generation of Toyota pickups. Grenading engines on the Tundra and failing transmissions on Tacomas? Nah, that's just internet stuff. Worship the stylized T! Everything else is junk!

[@fenderbender5987]

@@drecksaukerl The thing is Toyota owned up to the shavings in engines and are replacing them...other manufacturers do not.

[@sebg2086]

toyota is lower rank than honda

[@toriless]

@@sebg2086 BY you!

[@RaiderDadBod]

Pretty happy with my 2019 Honda Civic. 👍🏼

[@handsomeX]

Same. Mine is 2017.

[@TheTechCguy]

My 2013 Civic LX is a solid car for daily driving. No issues at all since i got it. Much better than my ‘03 Impala I once had. Way cheaper to fix and more reliable with better fuel economy. Drive what you love and what you need.

[@joeschmo7957]

My ladyfriend got one of those back in 2017. It had 20k miles on it and she paid 14k for it. She doesn't drive much, maybe 500 miles a month and she has not had a single issue with that rig. She bought it from my personal training client who happened to mention they were selling it... just as she was still limping along with her '98 Saturn, which I was concerned would leave her sitting somewhere in South L.A. Such a relief to know she has a safe, reliable vehicle. Runs great, almost 40 mpg, only thing is I wish it were a manual, but she is happy with it.

[@toriless]

Too noisy for me, I got a Camry XLE, nice and quiet by comparison.

[@SusanBame]

2010 Element just rolled over 327,000 miles. Heading for a million. The next one I buy, you can be SURE will be a Honda. I've owned a Honda since 1984.

[@masterxiong7368]

Drove Honda near all my life. Got older made more money, drive different and exotic cars....I still came back to Honda. Reliable and looks good enough for me

[@linkzz00]

Just do your research when the time comes….their turbo era is problematic… -signed 22 yr Honda Tech

[@vidyasagar8319]

Says a woman born in 90’s🙄🙄

[@thecleaner3559]

*I can think of a few reasons.* *1. Most Honda vehicles and engines not made in Japan. No longer reliable as a result.* *2. The termination of the naturally aspirated V6.* *3. Horrible exterior design trends that seem to get worse with each passing generation.* *4. Constantly showering us with hybrids and electrified nonsense, no longer giving the consumer a choice in what they want to own and drive.* *5. Did I miss anything?*

[@wingmaster1015]

Pretty much agree with all that the new design for the accord really doesn't fit the best years for Honda designs (in my opinion) is ironically 2003-2011 when they had so many transmission issues

[@JoeSlish-q2e]

no

[@Corkfish1]

CVT transmissions and tiny turbo engines

[@ksavampire]

I agree with you except the design, I actually like the new design. It looks like a normal car. I hate the excessive futuristic look that the Korean car manufacturers do for example.

[@user-pq9ji7kt4l]

Obviously you never owned one…..

[@realestatenow]

I had a Honda Pilot 2004 . Had 380k miles before succumbing to rust. Someone bought it saying they would fix it, so God bless them. I have a 2008 Honda Pilot with 262k miles. Runs fine. My daughter has a 2014 Honda civic with 102k miles. Runs fine. I maintain it. I can’t talk about newer year models but the ones I have owned or maintained have run fine.

[@billfrost6968]

I have put over 300k on several different Honda's. Never had to do any major repairs on any of the dozen plus I have owned. My current 2023 Accord Touring Hybrid will actually drive its self in stop and go traffic. It has also gotten up to 70 MPG in rush hour traffic using the adaptive cruise control. Have also gotten as high at 48 MPG on the highway with the cruise set at 85 MPH. I love my 2010 Honda CR-V. I just wish it had an adaptive cruise control, lol.

[@andrewkassouf4754]

My neighbor has a 1998 Honda Pilot with 475,000 miles on it and it still runs like new. He’s the original owner and only issues he’s had is the back break housings had to be replaced and a catalytic converter replacement because someone tried stealing it and just ended up breaking it instead. And a new windshield and a new spare tire arm. Otherwise it’s still running like a clock. He just got back from a 15,000 mile road trip in it last week. His wife has a 2013 Honda fit that’s basically the Honda equivalent of Scotty’s matrix. Absolutely zero issues except the tire pressure light doesn’t turn off anymore and the front passenger side sun visor has some corrosion. It’s at about 255,000 miles.

[@realestatenow]

I find hard to believe the story about the 1998 Honda Pilot. The Honda Pilot first came out in April 2002.

[@ATHIP12]

I had a 2007 Honda Fit for 13 years, and it was the best car I've ever owned or will ever own. Other than tires, brakes, and oil changes, the only drivetrain problem was a spark plug coil. I regret selling that car. The stereo screen faded, and the door lock actuator stopped working, but those were cheap fixes too.....those issues didn't stop the car from driving.

[@Holla28]

Red Bull is winning championships with that Honda engine. Aston Martin wants a piece of that as well.

[@ShazbotNanewNanew]

We talking stock lmao 😂😂😂

[@67keyakaren68]

you can buy that car? no one cares. Thus will sell you a 1.5 liter engine lol

[@dblank1287]

Civic 2024 owner here. Beautiful car. Also, that survey that placed Dodge at the top is garbage

[@MaxIsBackInTown]

This is nonesemse I’ve had my 2018 Honda for 6 years and have had zero problems with it outside of routine maintenance.

[@bernadettecanuel6453]

Honda still best engines in the world 🌎! Driving Honda from 16 1/2 - 62 yrs old! Staying w/ Honda.Kept them until 16 yrs. Tried n true Scotty!

[@67keyakaren68]

engines are underpowered trash

[@toriless]

Only 16, my worst cars last 20, I expect 30 out of the new ones.

[@bernadettecanuel6453]

You must be a mechanic like Scottie.

[@gordocarbo]

not made in japan anymore beware.

[@chrispc92]

I’m traditionally a Honda guy and I sell cars. Lately Hondas quality seems lower than I’d like. They seem to have taken the place of Hyundai/kia. Hondas current styling is unoriginal for the most part, Accord looks like cheap Audi A7, CR-V looks like a Japanese Volvo, HR-V looks like an ugly Porsche macan. Civic sedan looks like a VW and copied Cadillac ct5s window shape.

[@edmundradziewicz5165]

The only thing I don't like about Honda is that they discontinued two door models. Being a single person I don't need a 4 door . I like the extra room of the larger doors .

[@richardmichael59]

The best “new” affordable, reliable Japanese vehicles are Mazdas. In Canada they come with unlimited kilometer 3 and 5 year warranties. Proven powertrain reliability, great interiors and fun to drive.

[@svenhans662]

I had an 81 626 coupe, a 2011 speed 3 and now a 2016 cx5. All great cars.

[@thecleaner3559]

*One of the few Japanese brands to not be fooled into bringing CVT nonsense to their lineup. Mazda is a smaller yet better brand now. Honda and Toyota have something to learn. Bigger is not always better.*

[@YesSirPhil]

Aren't Mazdas almost fully produced in Mexiko now?

[@alexordillas6757]

@@YesSirPhil nope! They are assembled in Japan.

[@kellypyzocha6183]

I JUST BOUGHT A 2024 RAV4 2 days ago. I looked at CRV and LOVED IT! The 1.5 TURBO WAS A DEAL BREAKER! I was so disappointed that they used a 1.5 instead of the 2.5L.

[@jaysmith179]

My new 2023 Honda Civic Sport has 2 recalls already. I have about 1000 miles on it and the recalls keep coming in the mail. My old 2012 Civic never had any kind of recall.

[@Ultra_Dank]

I have a 2022 civic with 49k miles and yeah its pretty lame about the recalls. But at least its for steering issues and not something more major like the engine. That being said the little 1.5L turbos do have some issues.

[@honkytonkinson9787]

I’ve got one of those. Mine didn’t qualify for any recalls but the steering box was replaced under warranty I’m pretty happy with it, but I’m not a fan of all the electronic driving aides, and the thing that makes the engine shut off at stops that can’t be overridden, at least not easily I also have a 2005 civic that didn’t have any issues until a couple years ago; crank and cam sensors failed

[@steladimi4785]

@@honkytonkinson9787 I found that if you press the break pedal enough to stop the car at a stop light but not press it all the way, the engine shut off does not happen. This might be a way to "override" it although it is annoying to have to do that.

[@ATHIP12]

My 2019 Ridgeline has a constant stream of recalls. I got a batch fixed, then got more notices....and half the notices are waiting for parts to be available. I don't know how they can issue recalls without any parts.

[@Ultra_Dank]

@honkytonkinson9787 there is a button next the parking brake, it has a slashed "A" on it. That turns off the auto stop. You have to do it everytime you turn the car on though.

[@JorgeGonzalez-nc7uk]

I find that Toyota is having more real problems than Honda .. I wonder why Honda came last?? Toyota has piston rings problems engine problems as well turbos going out early in the new 4cyl engines

[@MatthewTheCCMA]

Which models have you had? I’ve had several civics and corollas and my Hondas have had more issues than my Toyotas unfortunately

[@Xilent1]

@@MatthewTheCCMA The new Tundras had Recalls on the Turbo engines. They should've kept the old engine.

[@MatthewTheCCMA]

@@Xilent1 yes, however at least they made a recall and are fixing them. Stepping up to the plate. You’re not wrong though I think they should have at least offered the V8 in the tundra along side the new V6

[@Duran1965]

Hybrid rav4 2.5 with hybrid system is so reliable I got 585600 kms on a 2022

[@DergeFerdCheb]

Fyi I mean the Toyota 2.4

[@SimulacronX]

I don't think Hondas were/are cheap in comparison to other Japanese cars. Honda is/was a premium brand.

[@joshuajhoyt]

80s 90s Honda had an edge on fuel efficiency and affordability

[@ksavampire]

Honda lost me with turbo engines and uncomfortable seats.

[@ATHIP12]

This is exactly why I won't consider Honda despite being lifelong drivers. We wanted a CRV but the Turbo engine pushed us to look elsewhere. I'd get a RAV4 if I was in the market.

[@toriless]

@@ATHIP12 I hope the Corolla Cross lasts, not much smaller 61.8 cu. ft (88% the size) vs 69.8 cu. ft. and 3/4th to 2/3rds the cost. RAV4 27 city / 35 highway, Corolla Cross 31 City / 33 Highway.

[@cloudylifestyle5657]

My friend knocks out cold In my civic

[@robertgarcia3031]

I have a 2012 Accord. Bought it brand new and runs great with no problems. I love driving that car and will keep it forever.

[@MotorCityAutobahn]

Can't beleive the energy this man has! We watch all the videos. Keep going Scotty!

[@DynamicDuo795]

I own a 2005 Honda Civic EX coupe and a 2018 Acura ILX, and they are both great vehicles. My Honda Civic is my daily, and my ILX is my weekend car. Honda is the best.

[@wayneott5990]

I have driven Honda's for 40 years. I love their vehicles until the last ten years. Honda has adopted CVT transmissions. they suck. I like my standard trans and Honda doesn't build them. I drive to enjoy the experience and I love my 86 CRX Si, my 87 Civic Si hatch. I am shopping now and Honda is out looks like Mazda it will be!

[@SusanBame]

Good luck with that.

[@aapoetik]

The only reason Honda is losing interest is because people are becoming more narcissistic and want a premium luxury car logo to soothe their egos

[@randyfernandez1989]

I have a 2012 Honda Accord LX 5 Speed with 256,000 miles and it hasn't given me any troubles at all. It still has the original clutch,trans and motor with just basic maintenance.

[@goku_watches]

Lost me at 1:00 ... Stallantis top ranked LOL Bye

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

My 2007 Ford Focus has 298k miles with a manual transmission

[@merlin1649]

Honda 2008 fit here. I hope they still rock. I love my car. Thanks, Scotty for the great recomendation.

[@ATHIP12]

I had a 2007 Fit, and it was an awesome car. Keep yours forever!

[@yosemitesam6945]

My 2006 Honda Ridgeline has 376 thousand kilometres and still runs awesome. Have had it since new..

[@CriticalThinker27]

Our 2016 pilot elite $60,000 brand new one owner perfect maintenance threw a rod at 92,000 miles. We now own a Toyota highlander.

[@jamesjohnson779]

I have 2012 crv with 160,000 mile and she still running like a dream.

[@frankd9015]

I'm pretty sure he is talking about new ones like 2023 and up

[@Corkfish1]

Umm, the old ones aren't the problem

[@toriless]

Old, you just answered his survey.

[@wboeren1]

Honda went from good looking reliable cars to ugly fishmouth models that are stupid expensive. I will keep my old Honda.

[@charlesharper7292]

Toyota hands down! Then Honda. Then Mazda. You can keep the rest...

[@davidbrayshaw3529]

Yeah, pretty much. I'd throw Suzuki in there, these days, too. They're the budget baby of the lot, but they don't break down.

[@bobcaygeon975]

2017 Ridgeline: fuel pump recall, flickering headlights, tailgate wire recall, push button start recall, fuel injector recall,. All were covered by Honda, but who knows what the long term will be?

[@JustinLeeChristie]

After working at Honda Canada Manufacturing I can totally see this !! Why I left

[@hannobaali_makendali]

Just bought an immaculate 2017 CR-V LX AWD w/66k miles. Yay!!!!

[@tdavis9610]

Just had my ac compressor replaced because of the recall in my 2017 civic, 125000 miles and still going strong.

[@Blargaldalien]

'80 hatch/85 4 dr sedan / '89 CRX / 95 2 dr coupe (378K miles) / 2016 (used) FIT LX, I buy Honda Oh I have noticed they got progressively harder to work on with everything getting squished together.

[@sxb080511]

First Honda bought was CVCC 1981, it had brake rotor issues then, have had many Hondas after and all had brake rotor issues. Some of the new ones even lack some basic driver info too, no engine temp gage etc. Still good in fuel efficiency.

[@MonoDde]

Scotty, whoever you have managing your account now is on point. You're playing the algo game and getting good at it. I see you brother! Wishing the best for you, we need more honest mechanics.

[@joemagarac565]

Honda and Acura Connecting Rod Failure Recall In February 2020, Honda first identified the issue when its manufacturing facility discovered improper grinding of the crank pin. This led to crank pins exhibiting a crown or convex shape outside the specified parameters. The Honda and Acura recall impacts an estimated 248,999 vehicles, including the 2015-2020 model year Acura TLX, 2016-2020 Acura MDX, 2017-2019 Honda Ridgeline, 2018-2019 Honda Odyssey, and 2018-2019 Honda Pilot.

[@64samsky]

We have the 2009 Honda CRV with 200,000 on it. It still runs great!

[@toriless]

OLD car, not the ones he is talking about ! You just answered his question at the end.

[@JesusGodHolySpirit3]

Duhhh he is not speaking about crappy old hondas he is speaking about crappy new hondas they all suck i hate honda it's disgusting!

[@realeyesrealizereallies6828]

Honda cars, motorcycles and generators are some if not thee best in the world..

[@67keyakaren68]

trash

[@mikeporro3311]

My 08 Goldwing agrees.

[@toriless]

You forget mowers

[@realeyesrealizereallies6828]

@@toriless Ya, mowers too..Honda engines are what sets them apart, but they do a good job all the way around..My cars and trucks are all Toyota's, but I've had lots of Honda motorcycles and generators..

[@111Jeffrey]

I work for a contractor that delivers parts to the assembly line in Honda Marysville Auto Plant in Ohio! I bought a used Honda Accord for my wife and it was an awesome car! My Dad passed away in August 2024,and before he died he called me and told me that he wanted me to have his 2023 Honda Accord Hybrid Sport!😥My Aunt is working on my Dad's final expenses,so it depends on how that goes whether I get the car or not? My 2006 Chevy Cobalt is old with 216,000 miles on it,so I could use my Dad's car! But if I don't get it,it's the thought that counts! I miss my Dad! I was obsessed with watching videos about his 2023 Honda Accord Hybrid Sport!😭

[@crypto_ninja]

Typing from a 2010 Hinda Civic here. 202,631 miles and counting.

[@drrahatjafri]

Thanks Scotty for always increasing consumer awareness. My 2019 Honda Odyssey EX-L minivan is my first and certainly the last Honda vehicle. It is sluggish and choppy in every aspect from acceleration to transmission. They have thoughtlessly put all HVAC controls being the glaring touch screen making this car risky to drive. Funny enough, all weather control and security systems fail every year in mild Canadian winters of Niagara Falls. Last month, I bought a RAM 1500 Bighorn crew cab with 6ft bed. Despite its bigger size, compared to a minivan, I feel in control due to its responsiveness, manual cabin controls, and it rides smooth like an aeroplane.

[@bradbozarth3235]

I have a 1990 honda accord. 194k miles, runs great. Transmission not so much but it gets me around.

[@ivoman7]

I think 4-cylinder engines are a good idea to put into production cars. And I think 8-cylinder engines are a good idea to put into production cars. Maybe, possibly 12, if you have to. But anything else is asking for problems down the road...

[@lucianracu9975]

Bought my 2000 Honda accord new has 240,000 miles it has given me zero problems daily driver..

[@gvet47]

I had a 2011 Honda Accord with the V6 engine. Loved that car with a great engine. Went to a 2016 Accord but it has the 4 cylinder. Really miss the power and really had better gas milage than the 4 cylinder! I would not get a newer Accord because of just a smaller turbo 4 cylinder. How I wish I still had the V6 and always had compliments on the pearlized white! Oh yah and the newer Accords seem smaller inside and out. But then I had a 2000 Chevy Monta Carlo with the 3.8 six cylinder that was like a race car but got better gas milage than any Honda engine. That engine was so good Chevy was forced to stop manufacture of it.😢

[@EnnPeeCee]

Still very pleased with my 2009 CR-V , almost 200k. My next Honda will be one closer to 2020, I don't buy new cars.

[@arturoguerrero4283]

My 2011 Accord 5spd with 247k is running like new. Very very happy with it!

[@DeeCeeROKS]

The new Honda’s are not like the old ones. My 2018 CRV had a blown head gasket at 75k miles. I took good care of the car and never abused it. But I did see a Honda mechanic on this platform talking about a design flaw in the 1.5 turbo motor that caused the head gasket to deteriorate much faster than normal. No more Honda’s for me.

[@defur45]

Just finished my first year with my 2024 Accord. No problems as of yet. Thank God. Hoping it stays that way for several more years.

[@Reborn_Enthusist]

Love my Honda ❤

[@davidgonzalez3562]

I have a 2025 Honda Pilot, V6 N/A and I’m so Happy! Engine is a Powerful Smooth Pleasure. All brands including Toyota are having issues with the new small turbo hybrid engines, not just Honda, there is a recall for Grand Highlander, 4 Cyl Turbo can’t beat the Honda V6. Yes, 18mpg, yes, but 18 miles of pleasure without to force the engine…

[@rockfishmiller]

05 Accord, 014 Ridgeline owner and love them. Service regularly, they run great.

[@Kasha0211]

I have a 2009 honda civic that I have owned for 7 years and I absolutely love that car. It is at 275k miles and still runs and drives amazing.

[@St.Michael-Ross]

Still driving my two Honda accords 1999 and 2006, 200 k miles each. Ones a 4 cyl. And ones a v6. Both automatic all stock. HONDA S R AWESOME!😊❤️❤️❤️

[@St.Michael-Ross]

Actually the V 6 has 278 k now, runs great, no smoke or oil usage. 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@A_Meek_Lake_Dweller_2.0]

1999 V6 Accord still running like a Swiss watch here! : )

[@WatchGeek8167]

Not sure if we just had a lemon. But we got a Honda CRV new in 2010. Transmission was laggy from the start. We felt it was borderline dangerous. You would go to pull out on a main road, and it would barely go. Thing didn’t last anywhere near 100k miles. Engine blew, and we had to get it replaced. Nothing was under warranty. Had to pay out of pocket for everything. Never bought another Honda again after that.

[@BARNEYFIFE-d4r]

I wanted the Honda Civic hatchback but,....."DEALER MARKUPS".....so I went for an manual Subaru Impreza and I love it.

[@steveboyd3377]

I've driven Hondas my whole life. My wife currently drives a 2023 CRV Hybrid Sport. One thing I'll say about the newer Hondas, they lack in performance. The CVT is part of this problem though I believe. Also, I sold my 2018 civic sport due to the fuel/gas mixture. I never had any problems with it, but i got rid of it before i did. My first car was an 87 Accord that I sold with over 315k miles.

[@KirkAnderson-h5p]

Here in Canada, I have a 13 Accord Sport Manual with 496k. Same clutch , same spark plugs. Not a rattle still. Amazing car. Jeep/ Dodge ? No, thank you!

[@lawrenceleonardi456]

Love my Ram 1500. 223,000 miles. Runs and drives great. 5.7 Great tow vehicle, and I average 18 to 21 MPG on the highway.

[@glendeco]

I have a 2002 Honda accord coupe automatic. It’s survived a tree branch fell on it one winter. 316k miles everything works. Great cars.

[@barbarafallin2038]

I own a 2019,CRV LX, 2.4 engine, so far no recalls and it has 10,600 miles, I love it

[@Superpat9595]

They are cheapening out on parts. CVTs aren’t the answer.

[@rjtaisacandec102005]

2019 hr-v driver here. Care and maintenance goes a long way

[@Fze5656]

2017 Hatchback owner here. The AC system is so lousy. Broke so many times per year. First it’s the condenser, then compressor. Had to wait almost a year to have them fixed on Honda’s dime. Then a couple months after all fixed: evaporator broken ($2000 fix they want me to front first and wait to see if a tsb comes out for it). It’s all a connected system and corrosion/leak in one causes moisture to reach the other. What pissed me off the most is: I asked strangers who upgraded to recent model civic. One guy said he traded his civic in after the ac went out. For pennies. That dealer will prob “fix” the ac and pawn it off to the next sucker. Never going w Honda again.

[@fillmorehillmore8239]

I bought my 2017 HRV over the CRV simply because it was not a turbo. I avoid turbos like the plague. Id rather have a 100% battery hunk of junk over a turbo.

[@viktoreisfeld9470]

2012 Honda Civic and I love it. No problems with it in all these years. My 3rd Honda Civic. I want a Toyota Tacoma, next though due to needing to drive in the snow.

[@eileengabellini6935]

In 2021 I had to replace my car after my 2019 Honda Civic was totaled in accident. I did not like the way that the cabin felt in that civic. I felt closed in and kind of constructed and it was a little lower to the ground than I preferred. It had a more sporty feel that I wasn’t a fan of. So when I look for a replacement, I decided on a 2021 Toyota Corolla. The cabin space belt better for a family of three less constricted feeling easier to get in and out of. I moved from one state to another and managed to get three cat carriers three adults, all of our necessary, electronic devices and Suitcases with a weeks worth of travel into a Toyota Corolla. I don’t regret the change from Honda to Toyota at all. I like the fact that it doesn’t feel sporty and it feels more like a good family car.

[@davidmingee3153]

My 2017 Honda Accord with a regular 4 cyl engine is great & our 2001 Honda Accord V6 is still also on the road & running just fine ..

[@lyleabrahams]

I love my 2015 Honda Accord... all paid off... still under 50k miles and never had any issues with it. I'll def keep it around for a while even if I decide to buy a new car soon.

[@mstewie9718]

Nonsense. Honda makes a far superior product, engines, interiors. I have a 2.0L Hybrid 25 Civic and a 16' 1.5L turbo touring civic. Runs like a swiss watch.

[@67keyakaren68]

hondas are trash today for ignorant fanboys

[@Adasweeettt]

I just got a 2005 Honda CRV, as much as I hate to say it, I love it way to much. It took me months to completely warm up to my 2017 Kia Soul. It took my Honda 2 drives. I will be fighting for my life with this vehicle.

[@EC_ATV_Outdoors]

On the Honda ATV front, I know 3 people, all 2018+l owners, different models, and all three have transmission issues. The one, 13x in the shop with no resolution. Made her drive with a computer strapped to the pod for data gathering. Still no resolution. We were out for a ride and she was going through 1" deep puddles on a groomed shares trail and the computer would go on the fritz and put it in limp mode. Needless to say, 13x in the shop and 4 years later, they finally gave her a new one.

[@TheJon2442]

I have owned Honda's for 20 years. Never again, i don't want a hybrid. Where i live, in the Mosel Germany two dealerships have closed in the past two years....

[@giant1234567]

I owned a 2011 Honda Civic. I bought it used from dealer with only 18000 miles on it. The car would rev up to over 3500 RPM while just sitting at a red light and would do so every 1200 miles approx. I brought it back at least 5 time where they kept re-flashing firmware. They couldn't figure it out. That's on top of not liking anything about the dangerous car, so I traded it in for new 2015 Toyota Corolla Eco. Love the Car.

[@waimeaguyz9074]

I have a 24 honda hrv. No car is perfect. I maintain the car myself, however I can. I wish it had more room but that's fine what it can do. Reliable engine.