I dropped my car of 7/21/03 for engine repair and body work. The body shop said it would take 10 days. 7/28/03 my car was broken into while in their shop and I was not alarmed until 21/2 weeks after the "break in" incident by the detective on the case. In between the time before I knew about the break in, I've spoken to the owner inquiring about the time frame my car would be finished, the owner never mentioned of the incident. When I did find out of the incident and confronted store owner he stated that he thought I knew. I expressed my anger and mentioned the fact that my car was broken into and if he had advised me of the situation, I would have taking that in consideration of the time frame of prolonged service and understood more of the delay. The owner said the fact that my car being broken into had no reason of the delay. I had numerous unpleasant conversations with him, from where he's called me a "!@#$%," that I don't give him enough business to "harass him" about information on my car as much as I do. I've already gave him $1,500. When I finally had the time and transportation to go see my car, there were some parts of my car that was taking that needed to be repaired, for example my front bumper was totally ripped and needed to be replaced- that was stolen, my passenger rear view mirror was taking, that also needed to be replaced. My strut bar was taking but the person or persons who took it had the time to put the screws back on, whoever broke in my car also took my back spoiler, gauge cluster, speedometer, headrest, both of my door panels and door speakers, my console, and some other stuff. My car is three times worse then when I dropped it off. The owner stated that he does not have to replace these items if he doesn't want to. I still pay car notes my car, it I've mentioned this to the owner how important it is for me to have work done and right asap many times but he seems to not understand or care. My car has not been worked on.

- Va Beach, VA, USA

When opening front left door edge of the door that is closest to front of car catches left quarter panel and bends it inward. This makes door harder to open and close.

- Indianapolis, IN, USA

Power locks worked intermittently. As long as the key was in the ignition the doors weren't supposed to lock. They flickered from unlocked to locked. Consumer had to roll the windows down to get out of vehicle. Dealer said driver's side locking unit need to be replaced. Problem still present after replacement.

- Fountain Valley, CA, USA

I bought a Honda Civic 2000 and the vehicle has a major flaw in its car seats. It produces high electricity shocks when you touch the doors (metal). I think this is a major defect and a potential lawsuit for Honda if someone gets seriously injured in an explosion. This is an everyday issue and my family is even afraid to get in the car.

- Phoenix, AZ, USA