I was driving to work on the sam houston tollway going about 70 miles (with the flow of traffic) in 65 degree weather when I heard a loud sound like an explosion. I could not pull over where I was so I continued to drive. I heard the wind like you would if your windows were down a bit. I pulled the opening of the sunroof (the cover that is inside the car) and I heard the glass. I shut it immediately and drove to work. Upon arriving at work I inspected the sunroof and found no debris that would indicate something had struck my car. I called my husband and he had researched this and saw the article that brought me here to your website.

- Houston, TX, USA

While driving my car, I re-positioned the driver side sun visor so that it would cover the drivere side window. During the re-position, the visor detached itself from the car. The visor would not go back into the socket, so I had no other choice but clip the right side of the visor into it's socket and allow the left side of the visor to hang. I had to hunch down for the remainder of my commute in order to have full visibility while driving. Once parked, I was able to work with the visor for several minutes to get it back into the socket. The visor cannot be pivoted to the left driver side, it falls every time.the visor can only remain parked or unfolded without detaching itself from the car. I face the sun during my commute to and from work, so not having full access to my visor is troublesome for my vision. I took my car in for an oil change and the dealer said, "it seems fine to me." The problem still exists. I am reluctant to pivot the visor to take a photo because it takes so long to get it back into the socket.

- Bowling Green, KY, USA

Complainant was driving a 2010 Honda Accord on interstate highway, traveling at approximately 65 to 70 mph when original equipment sun roof shattered with a very loud burst. Complainant did not witness any object hitting sun roof, nor did sun roof have prior damage at the time of the incident. The shattered glass from sun roof began to enter the passenger compartment, landing on driver and occupant in front passenger seat.

- New Milford, PA, USA

The contact owns a 2010 Honda Accord. The contact stated the visor on the drivers side visor feel off. The contact took the vehicle to the dealer and was told the visor was loose. The dealer replaced the visor, but the contact stated that the passenger side visor was extremely loose but had no fallen from its housing. Neither the dealer nor the manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was unknown but the current mileage was 34,000. The VIN was not available.

- Montgomery Village, MD, USA