1) the vehicle shakes at high speed. 2) the vehicle at slow speed sounds like the wheel bearings are grinding themselves down 3) the vehicle vibrates at slow and high speed but more so at high speed when pressing the brake peddle 4) the vehicle was brought to the dealership 3 times for these problems with the drive train and the brakes. Still after the third time of having new brakes and wheel bearing the vehicle continues to vibrate to such a manner as I feel it highly unsafe.

- Hillsborough, NH, USA

The contact owns a 2005 Honda Accord. While driving at 10 mph and attempting to make a right hand turn the brakes locked while being depressed. The vehicle slid into a ditch and struck a small gum tree. The middle portion on the front of the vehicle was damaged. The body shop repaired the vehicle, and the sensors showed that the air bags deployed. The dealer replaced the sensors. The current mileage is 39,000 and failure mileage was 6,000.

- Bladenboro, NC, USA

I was test driving a brand new 2005 Honda Accord LX model. During the test drive, while approaching a traffic signal that was about to turn red, I depressed the brake pedal, but the car did not respond. I continued to depress the pedal, with no response. Because of this I was not able to stop and struck another car in the intersection. I am filing this complaint to ensure the dealership ensures this problem is investigated. The dealer's information: Larry simmons Honda 1710 14 street parkersburg, wv 26101

- Shinnston, WV, USA