The front right coil spring on my 1999 Honda Odyssey broke off at the bottom. There was no other damage. I have not correct the problem, but heard there where other people with the same problem.

- Billerica, MA, USA

Right front spring is broken, which should not have happen. Now this is to cost me over $1,000 to fix it.

- Bloomfield, NJ, USA

1999 Honda Odyssey. When we were in our dealership for a state inspection the mechanic notice our front coil spring broken, when questioned this was one in a million, they said it was the only one in our area that had this problem. When I asked to have the other coil spring replaced as a safety concern they told me it was not necessary due to they have only seen one in there dealership with this problem I was always told that if you replace one tire or shock or strut you should do it in pairs! lucky for us we had a ext coverage (mileage 46751) the second time was at (97653) lucky for my wife the van was at a light and the tire went flat. At the dealer the mechanic found the right coil spring broken with a flat tire and a list of bent and broken parts a total of $617 out of our pocket. Coil springs should never brake, this is a safety concern.

- Rollinsford, NH, USA

While driving at any speed the consumer had to struggle to keep the vehicle from drifting to the left. The dealer informed the consumer that the problem is a factory problem.

- Quincy, WA, USA

Other problems have included loose gasket at front windshield, sticking left passenger sliding door, squeaky brakes (not yet resolved) and pulling to right hand side of road

- Jefferson, LA, USA