The contact owns a 2007 Honda Civic. The contact noticed that the vehicle never became warm. The vehicle was idling high. The vehicle made a bumping noise. The contact had to activate the brake in order to decelerate. The Honda dealer placed the vehicle on the diagnostic machine and determined the high idling failure, but could not repair the vehicle. The contact drove another vehicle of the same year, make, and model and that vehicle did not have any failure. The technician stated that the idle speed was controlled by the computer which did not have a sensor. This was the reason why they could not assist her. The current mileage was 615, and failure mileage was 23. Updated 05/21/07.

- Columbus, MS, USA

-the contact stated that the 2007 Honda Civic LX was registering the wrong mileage on the odometer. The contact took the vehicle to the dealership, and was informed that there were problems with odometer. They informed her that there was a class action lawsuit going on, but her vehicle didn't apply. The lawsuit was for consumers with odometer problems. The contact felt that this vehicle should be part of the law suit. She stated that the odometer reading in the vehicle was 750 miles which was not accurate. Update 04/17/07

- Vero Beach, FL, USA

- the contact has a 2007 Honda Civic with an odometer reading of 2400 miles, when turning the steering wheel at low speeds, approximately 5 mph, the vehicle will accelerate. The contact stated the this happened in forward and reverse. He has called the manufacturer, and they could not find the cause of the problem with the vehicle and stated that it was operating as designed. The contact stated that it always happened and became worse in cold weather.

- Shaker Heights, OH, USA