The contact owns a 2016 Honda Civic. While driving 65 mph, the steering wheel failed and the contact had to use force to steer the vehicle. The vehicle was driven to the contact's home. The contact scheduled an appointment with pensacola Honda (6675 pensacola blvd, pensacola, fl 32505). The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was notified. The failure mileage was 47,510.

- Crestview, FL, USA

While driving at highway speeds over 65mph, the steering gets "sticky" the driver has to apply extra force to move the steering wheel while diving straight. The minor steering corrections that we use to keep a car centered in a lane now become something that requires two hands because once you "break" the steering wheel free, the car over-corrects and you need both hands to keep the car in the lane you are driving in. The force required isn't a lot, but enough to make a long road trip undoable.

- Corpus Christi, TX, USA

When driving my car at 60 or 65mph on the highway after several minutes the steering wheel stays stuck and makes driving difficult causing strong pulls to the sides and causes insecurity and difficulty when driving long distances. I took it to the dealer in June of 2018 explaining the situation and a Honda technician made the test with me next and it happened the same. He reported it and they only made one battery change. Today January 13 of 2019 the problem continues and is getting worse. The car has 26,114 miles today.

- Caguas, PR, USA

Steering wheel sticks when trying to make small adjustments. Must apply added pressure to get past the stick. Happens intermittently, especially when driven for longer times and when the weather is hot. Taken to dealer several times but told they cannot duplicate problem.

- San Antonio, TX, USA

The contact owns a 2016 Honda Civic. While driving highway speeds, the vehicle jerked and hesitated. Occasionally, while operating the vehicle, multiple warning indicators illuminated, indicating failures with the braking system, steering, and stability control. When the vehicle was turned off and restarted, it operated normally. The failures were not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer and local dealer (apple Honda 1, 801 whiteford rd, york, pa) were notified of the failures. The failure mileage was 45,000.

- Stewardstown, PA, USA

The steering sticks when driving. When driving, even just on a straight path, you have make steering adjustments to keep the car in the lane. The steering will stick and when it "breaks loose, ", the car overcompensates and jerks. This makes it difficult to keep the car in the lane and on the road. Especially when driving on an interstate requiring higher rates of speed. Vehicle has been to the dealership twice. However, technicians were unable to "replicate" the problem. I made them aware of similar complaints with the steering and was told Honda will not allow replacement of the steering rack without replication of the issue first. The vehicle is unsafe. Something needs to be done to address this issue!

- Waynesboro, PA, USA

Stationary car completely shut down, would not start, battery check ok, could not take out of park, had to have it towed to shop and have tcm replaced and software updated- in motion -steering wheel slips and shakes as well - very disappointed in Honda.

- Titusville, FL, USA

Feels like the wheels are going to fall off I have taken it to several other mechanics and they say its throwing codes for electronic stability control electric power steering and the electric parking break but 3 dealerships say the vehicle is fine

- Winston, OR, USA

The steering wheel sticks when trying to drive in a straight line. This sticking or notching can be felt when the car is idling and in park. This problem is continuous.

- Fort Myers, FL, USA

Car was bought new. Steering has started sticking. When I am driving on interstate it feels like there's a catch in the steering wheel when you try to maintain lane and have to turn the wheel slightly to the right. You have to push through the "catch" feel which causes the car to jerk. It hasn't gotten to where it is continuously happening. On more curving roads the steering seems to catch, and stick, which causes me to have to do the same thing and get the wheel through the "catch" in order to stay on the road which causes the car to jerk every time. I bought this car because of the smooth steering and for this to be happening at the extent it is now which is causing a huge safety issue is very disturbing. After reviewing other similar complaints online I am not sure why there has not been a safety recall issued for this.

- Gray, GA, USA

After the vehicle has been driven for 5+ minutes, the steering has a catch in it. Even going around turns, the steering wheel will stick in the position (I can take my hands off the wheel and it stays in the same turning position it's in) making me use small force to pull the steering wheel back to the straight position when it should turn back naturally. It does the same thing on straight roads like an interstate. It makes keeping lane control difficult when the vehicle may vear to a certain side. Causing the car to be 'jerky'

- Jonesville, NC, USA

I noticed that the steering wheel would start being sticky at highway speeds.. the power steering worked fine but for subtle movements, it would cause resistance. This was most frequent when driving over an hour at highway speeds.intermittently will notice that the wheel tends to stick after it's been straight for a couple seconds and I need to apply more force to make a small adjustment on the highway. I do not have the lkas. It seems to be an issue with the electronic power steering.

- Howard, OH, USA

Steering wheel sticks while driving, causing over compensation, has caused me to run off the road; driving straight, 60mph, interstate car fails to start after driving more than an hour and a half at highway speeds, beencto dealer for both of these issues and have had no resolution.

- Long Beach, MS, USA

Steering wheel sticks while driving. When I adjust the wheel to maintain a straight path or taking a curve, the wheel sticks causing me to use more force than usual to turn the wheel. By using more force to break the 'wheel stick', the car tends to over compensate. You are forced to always have both hands on the wheel and it makes this car a very unenjoyable and unsafe experience to drive.

- North Port, FM, USA

Steering wheel sticks while driving. When I adjust the wheel to maintain a straight path or taking a curve, the wheel sticks causing me to use more force than usual to turn the wheel. By using more force to break the 'wheel stick', the car tends to over compensate. You are forced to always have both hands on the wheel and it makes this car a very unenjoyable and unsafe experience to drive. Brought the car to a dealership, they told me they could not recreate it. Will bring the car to a different dealership, if they cannot resolve the issue, will trade car in immediately (car has less than 10K miles on it). I will not continue to have my family drive in this car if problem cannot be resolved.

- Metairie, LA, USA

Engine eaten by rats 2 times; engine harness destroyed first time; car hasn't been the same since this; found more rat droppings in the engine; car shakes so bad the rear view mirror is hard to see out of car is not stable on any road; alignment has been done 4 times on vehicle still not aligned; have taken to dealer multiple times they tell me its the road; car does not shift properly; when turn on car it shakes for about 5 minutes until warmed up. I don't feel safe in this vehicle.

- San Bernardino, CA, USA

My steering wheel sticks. When I am driving straight while maintianing a straight path you have to make steering adjustments. It stick and then causes me to over compensate. When driving around a curve I can let go of the steering wheel and it hold the curve and doesn't roll back tot he center position like it should. I have taken it to the dealership and they cant recreate it so nothing gets fix. It happens about 40 percent of the time. It happens while in motion. My car is still under warranty

- Houston, TX, USA

On two occasions, my Civic has "locked up". upon starting the vehicle, all of the warning light illuminate and the car won't go into gear. I was stuck where I was and had to get the car moving so I forcefully engaged the vehicle by inserting the key into the shift knob area. When driving the car, all of the warning lights were still on and the steering wheel was difficult to move, the vehicle was very hard to maneuver, the brakes did not work well, and the problem persisted. I eventually disconnected the battery and "reset" the computer that way. The problem went away for a few months, then came back again same exact way. The next time, I did the same thing, disconnected the battery and it reset. I do not know if this problem is with the electrical system, transmission, braking, or whatever. All I know is it was very dangerous to drive after I was finally able to engage the transmission. One other point to make, I already had the "parking brake recall" software update completed by Honda. The dealership said they did not have a recall for this type of problem and all they could do would be restart the car until they were able to recreate the problem. I did no think this was a good use of time (theirs or mine) so I am hoping for a recall soon!

- Denton, MD, USA

The contact owns a 2016 Honda Civic. While driving 65 mph, the steering moved from left to right without warning. The vehicle was taken to the dealer, but was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 3,000.

- Newington, CT, USA

There are three issues with this 2016 Honda Civic. However one of these issues must be addressed "immediately". when you go to park your car, (having it in a stationary position) you push the push button to turn it off. However if your vehicle is still in drive when you turn it off, it "turns off" and gives you a warning tone. But!!!! if your hard of hearing, and you don't hear this tone, you go to get out of your vehicle and it either rolls backwards (knocking you down with the door) as it rolls away from you (and hopefully not over you), "or" it rolls forward, running completely away from you. There is no safety feature, such as the Acura. The Acura automatically locks your cars position so it doesn't roll away from you or over you... my boyfriend has been hurt twice due to this unsafe feature. And I myself have been surprised by it once. This car only has 5,000 miles on it. Question is" how many more miles will it be able to accumulate before killing one of us, or someone else" if there was a way for me to send you a video of this I would. But I do not know how to upload from my phone.

- Thousand Palms, CA, USA