On Friday, May 19, 2017 we brought our van into maita Honda for an oil change, a recall notice, and for the blemishes on the van to be removed. On Monday, May 22, 2017 we noticed that the van was leaking gas; we could smell the gas and see the puddle it left. On Tuesday morning, May 23, 2017 we brought the van in to the dealership to address the issue. The dealership stated that there is a crack in the gas tank and that it had been banged up pretty good, probably with something on the road. They indicated that the damage was not caused by their car lifts. They said that it is not covered under warranty and it would cost approximately $1,400; that we would need to submit a claim to our insurance company. They said they would take pictures and write an estimate and provide us with them. I believe that this damage occurred while maita Honda had our van for service on May 19, 2017. Therefore, I expect maita Honda to replace the gas tank with a new one at their expense. The dealership claims that this damage was the result of a road hazard; according to them, something must have hit our plastic gas tank. This damage occurred while in the dealerships possession. At this time, I do not have additional documents to provide as the van is still at the shop/dealership.

- Sacramento, CA, USA

As I was driving slowly apreaching a stop sign, I placed my foot on the brake pedal, was totally off the gas pedal, and the brake pedal went straight to the floor. This was scary, luckily there was no one I from the of me and I hadn't yet hit the stop sign mark, I had to pump the brake many times, swiftly, it finally came back up before reaching the stop sign. Two days before this I drove off from home and the van lost power and was bucking as if the fuel pump was blocked. These vans need to be checked thoroughly, Honda needs to pay more attention to their customers complaints. I have children and I pray this van doesn't lead me in to an accident or fatality.

- Davie, FL, USA

When the eco button turns on, the transmission starts to make a rattling noise and it changes how the car drives. The steering wheel and foot petal start to shake or tremble. Also, the suspension on the car is extremely noisy and Honda has failed to fix it. Lastly and the most important issue this car has, is that the gasoline moves around in the car as you drive or park your car. You can hear the gasoline swooshing around on the bottom of the car at all times. I've taken the car several times to by local Honda dealership and they cannot fix anything. They state that everything is a "characteristic design" with the car. According to the Honda representative that rode in our car, they have had complaints regarding the transmission, suspension and gasoline issue.

- Punta Gorda, FL, USA

Had problems starting the vehicle earlier in the day - info display showed a warning about multiple systems and wouldn't start the engine. Honda investigated, no fault found, but "two cells in battery low." They provided a probable cause of "some light left on in the car which drained the battery" (which we knew not to be the case). Same fault occurred after leaving dealership, turned off and on a couple of times, and then it restarted. Driving home at approximately 45mph the car turned itself off - no power steering assist and no gas pedal. Managed to wrestle the car to the side of the road. Managed to start vehicle again after 5 - 10 minutes, but towed to the dealership this time.

- Ooltewah, TN, USA