I'm writing to inform you of a severe safety issue that occurred with our 2020 Honda Pilot touring edition. My family and I were driving on the highway at about 70 mph when all of a sudden the car wouldn't accelerate and in fact lost power. The engine light was flashing and we were fortunate to have an exit ramp close and we coasted off on the exit ramp limited to 5 mph. All electronics were on (radio and dvd), but the car forced us to a stop. We called the Honda service line because this car is still under warranty. They informed us not to drive the car at this time with the engine light on. We sat in the car with the engine light on and pulled over for approximately 20 minutes. They recommended turning the car off for 10 minutes, like manual said, and then restart the car to see if we can drive to safety. We did this and the engine light was off and we were able to drive to a safe location. 100+ miles away from our home, we took it to a Honda dealer. They did an inspection of the car and attempted to read the system to find out why the engine light came on. They wrote up a detailed report and said that the engine light may not have been on long enough to get a read/report, but everything else looked ok. They did write in their report that there is a known bulletin for a fuel injection problem. They said they recommended it, but that the engine light would need to be on longer to justify recall. And lastly, I want you to be aware that this car, since purchasing new, has been in the shop or not correctly working for 4+ month of the year we have owned it. The dvd player, information electronic screen system broke and needed replaced. Additionally, we had loud cracking and popping noise and it required a cable with proper shielding to be replaced.

- Dublin, OH, USA