8.2

pretty bad
Typical Repair Cost:
$540
Average Mileage:
47,800 miles
Total Complaints:
43 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. not sure (19 reports)
  2. replace starter (14 reports)
  3. replace battery (4 reports)
  4. replaced battery (3 reports)
  5. great dealer (1 reports)
  6. replace alternator, battery (1 reports)
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problem #3

Jan 042016

Accord EX-L 2.4L

  • Automatic transmission
  • 38,967 miles

The dealership was focused on warranty and never paid attention that this car is less than 2 years old and the battery is gone.

- ministerpat, Lowell, MA, US

problem #2

Oct 052015

Accord EX-L

  • Automatic transmission
  • 13,000 miles

My 2014 Accord w/ under 15,000 miles has now not started 2x in a 1 week period. Both times it occurred when my vehicle sat for the whole weekend. All lights are on automatic and nothing obvious is the cause. I bought this car 1.5 years ago and the battery was replaced when bought it. They claimed the car sitting for 6 months before being sold is why but it had an issue starting and the dealer said they replaced the battery before I drove it off the lot. The only other precursors were the main screen in the vehicle flickered usually when I put the vehicle in gear to drive and the lock/unlock wasn't as consistent as it could be. I do have a remote start that the dealer installed and selected also before I took the vehicle off the lot. The first time this happened, I was was able to have the vehicle jumped and be fine. This time the lights will not go off from when I tried to start the vehicle and now they are flashing violently. For now the cause of all of this is unknown.

- Laura S., NORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ, US

problem #1

Jun 012017

Accord EX I4

  • CVT transmission
  • 75,265 miles

Shortly after my warranty ended on this accord, the starter stopped working. Upon looking for into it, there are many others that are experiencing the same thing. I was stranded on an awkward first date without cell phone coverage. It costed $650 to put in a new starter after a tow. I'm worried the starter will probably wear out in the next 50-70K once again. What a pain. Among the CVT, windows, audio, and starter problems, I can't wait to get rid of this car.

- running4ever, Sandy, UT, US