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- Va Beach, VA, USA

While driving 70 mph and without warning speed of vehicle dropped from 70mph to 10 mph. Driver suffered minor injuries.

- Northville, MI, USA

These Acura are having a major problem, someone needs to step in before someone gets hurt driving them when a transmission goes or something else.

- Green Brook, NJ, USA

The warranty only covers to 50K miles and the transmission might go out again...there is lots of Acura TL owners with bad transmissions including mine which I just replaced, but afraid it will go bad again. Please help!!!

- Houston, TX, USA

Brought car to dealer. They said they couldn't duplicate problem. Problem happens everyday. Warranty is almost up. What do I do? no safety defec tmentioned.

- Union, NJ, USA

While driving automatic transmission would skip from first gear to second gear. Had contacted dealer, but problem could not be fixed.

- Springfield, MO, USA

Many Acura 3.2 cl owners have been reporting transmission failures, as well as Acura 3.2 TL owners, who have the same transmission units in their cars, and believe that this may be a safety hazard. If the transmission failure occurs while driving the vehicle, the vehicle sometimes slows down abruptly, especially when the driver is accelerating. For example, when trying to pass someone, the transmission will suddenly leave the engine revving high, but the car wonT actually accelerate and actually slows down, sometimes very noticeably. This can cause someone to rear end you if theyre coming up from behind you not expecting you to suddenly come to halt for no apparent reason. Also, it seems that Honda/Acura may have known about this problem with its automatic transmissions since the release of the Honda V6 Accord, which is the platform on which the Acura cl and TL models are based. The cl/TL models have increased horsepower over the Accord, especially the type S models, and these transmissions may not be able to handle the extra power.

- Miami, FL, USA