I own a 2008 CR-V it's at 95K mileage and both headlights on low beams went dim. Can't see the road at all. I had to turn the high beams on to get home. This happens while car is parked or driving. Constant problem. The drivers seat will not move forward, motor dying ??

- Lemoore, CA, USA

I am constantly replacing, tail lights, brake lights, third brake lights and reverse lights! all the locks whine when I put my vehicle in drive. They said that it would cost me $1200 to replace them all ! I do not believe that they all need replacing! my lamp light is out and they said it would cost $180 to fix that! I have had to have my back hatch repainted, and now above my windshield and grill need to be repainted! whats going to need repainting next?! I can not afford to have my CRV repainted, and it is embarrassing! I hand wash my CRV with special cloths! if Honda wants me continue buying their vehicles, they had better do something about this!!! I only take my Honda to the Honda vehicle for all oil changes, tire rotation, brakes, all fluid changes, alignments, tires, light bulb replacement (often). You name it, my CRV goes to them for maintenance!

- Pineville, LA, USA

I own a 2008 Honda CRV. Recently I contacted Honda customer service to report a safety concern I have with the low beam headlights. I feel it is hazardous to others and myself while I am driving at night with the low beams. It is very difficult to see with the low beams and I am concerned for the safety of others and myself. Honda recommended I take my CRV to the dealership in town to see if the lights needed to be adjusted. The dealership said they did and adjusted them, however I still am not able to see well and the adjustment did not make any difference. The dealership told me this is all they can do to fix the problem and that this is the way the headlights are manufactured and it is the best they will be. I do not know what to do next since I have contacted customer service and my dealership. I feel like I have to plan my life around not driving at night because it is so difficult and dangerous. Also, I have asked other people riding in my car at night if they feel it is difficult to see with the low beams and they have confirmed my conclusion that it is very difficult and dangerous. One passenger told me it causes her anxiety to ride with me while I am driving with the low beams. I hope Honda can fix this issue with me so I can feel safe driving at night.

- Bozeman, MT, USA