Forgive me if I'm suspect of a new user posting a laundry list of of problems that nobody else has had (to my knowledge).
If you are in fact not a troll and are actually experiencing these issues, the only explanation I can offer you is that it has nothing to do with being a Honda and everything to do that the car was built in the good ol' USA. You must have got a car that rolled off the line on a Friday afternoon before a holiday weekend when nobody wanted to be there.
No, not trolling. This is my first new car to call my own and the Accord is so damn nice. I just wished it worked like it should.
I think youre right lol. The dealer did swap the car last minute with one that had 20 less miles, but I didn't suspect anything and I test drove both. I'm hoping they didn't bait and switch me.
I can feel your pain. When they aligned the car did they give you the report printout from the alignment machine? It will indicate the amount of error in red and zero error in black ink. It will show you the alignment error before and after. Did the dealer replace the audio unit with a new one? Usually they don't repair electronics but just swap out the boxes. Unfortunately, Honda like all other car manufacturers buy most of the parts from suppliers who gave them the lowest bid. Things like fuses, relays and the audio system are all made by outside suppliers. No manufacturer can have a zero defect production record therefore the new car warranty.
Has the dealer resolved the issues for you? If they can't resolve them to your satisfaction, then call Honda customer service. The toll free number is listed in the waranty booklet. My experience has been that Honda is very customer service oriented.
Good luck.
For the HandsFreeLink, they told me to contact them through their website because troubleshooting didn't work. They never responded.
The alignment they said was because of the street and they didn't document all of thm. I've been there 4 times for alignment alone and I know there is something wrong with it but they say there isn't.
I'm going to have them ride in the car with me today and demand its fixed or I'll file a lemon complaint.
No problems with my 2015 Sport at all. I took her on a 700 mile round trip last weekend and she gave me back 40 mpg with my AC running most of the time. I think she was built on a Wednesday.
Anyway, is look into getting that thing changed out under lemon law guidelines. No way should a brand new car be giving you so many issues.
The MPG is ridiculously awesome. I took her to Miami from Jacksonville twice and got ~38mpg both ways blasting the AC.
Glad she isn't giving you trouble.
What type of roads are you driving on? The roads in your area on may have a steeper than normal "crown" causing your pulling issue if the alignment is within spec. The rest just seem like issues with parts that were bad from the factory. The only 2 issues I went back for were warped front rotors and a cracked windshield wiper. All else is well.
It does it everywhere. Highway, residential, parking lot, driveway. It's super noticable when going 75mph on the highway
