We bought a brand new Honda Accord 2019(LX) on June 29, 2019. Not even a month later I.e. on Saturday, July 27, 2019 at 7:49 pm my Honda Accord stopped in the middle of the highway due to unknown reason. Behind us was a truck and we were at 70 mph highway, we were about to be hit either by the truck or by the car on the right lane. Thanks to the truck driver and the person driving that SUV who stopped in time. We merely escaped death like situation. Post that I called Honda road side assistance and they asked me to move to a safe location and call them again. I tried to drive the car again and drove couple of miles where my car finally stopped moving and smoke started coming from the exhaust. Scared we quickly evacuated the car and moved to a safe location at 8:23 pm. Post that cops came to ask why we stopped there, we explained them the situation. We were told to stop the engine and wait there till the towing car arrived. I had so much trust in Honda and we are so traumatized with this situation and I still can't believe how this happened. This is a brand new car with total miles of 657 miles. I didn't expect this from a brand-new car. We were lucky enough to escape death on the highway. We were exhausted and terrified with this event. Yesterday Honda service center company called and told that the the turbo charger failed internally, causing oil to go into the exhaust system. This caused contamination of the catalytic converter and damaged the oxygen sensors. I am not sure if I can or anyone can trust Honda ever again. If something would have happened to me or my family will Honda be responsible for this. Question is do you still trust Honda ?

- Chicago, IL, USA

Leased this car brand new 2 weeks ago. Tire pressure monitoring system light has already came on twice. Check air pressure, it was where it should've been. Light went away after I reset the system. Upon driving on the highway using adaptive cruise control and lane keep assist, the 'collision mitigation: Braking system problem. See your dealer' message popped up. Honda sensing functions were all disabled as well as regular cruise control. This happened on a cloudy evening as the sun was setting. No rain or inclement weather. Message went away only after parking the car, turning it off and restarting it. Took the car to the dealership to have it inspected but the diagnostics test came back inconclusive as the computer was unable to detect any codes. Service guy said that it could've just been a plastic bag or flying object that hit the sensor of the car causing the message to pop up.

- Colfax, NC, USA

The collision mitigation braking system and cruise control randomly stop working. It requires a restart to activate these important safety features. The car was on the highway each time. It has happened three times in the last week. Attached is a picture of the warning of the failure.

- Hendersonville, NC, USA