Honda CR-V Hybrid

"Loud annoying noise when car is in reverse. Much louder than an ICE engine would make. 85 decibels at the front mounted speaker. This was Honda's response to protect sight impaired pedestrians from the quiet EV."

"Backseat seatbelt rubs neck, no option to adjust shoulder height up or down in backseat"

"I don't like the windshield wipers/spray. Cleaner comes out from the wipers and it's wasted, flies over to the passenger side window in the wind. I prefer the old-fashioned way of windshield fluid coming up from underneath the hood--not from the wipers directly."

"Intermittent issues"

"it freezes, fails to switch between phones and controls on handlebar have a delay"

"New Hondas lack built-in CD-Player. The HOTT portable we bought works only with signal to FM-radio, which does not provide good sound, and does not work with Blutooth. We can use Blutooth with music on a thumb drive and get good sound but poor control of the drive contents. Since we really want to be able to play selected CDs on vacation trips, we are not at all satisfied."

"At 4,800 miles, the car started bucking and making a low pitched rumbling sound as it went from Hybrid to gas modes. Online, it said the gas cap or emmissions system was to blame and that Honda knew about this problem but has not issued a recall. They stated that Honda dealerships were told to apply a software update to all new models in stock and clearly, they did not. Then, they told me that the problem was going to require all of the fuel injectors to be replaced and did not provide a loaner vehicle after stating they would. The car is brand new and I am in a loaner only after having to escalate the issue because Honda of White Plains (NY) did not have the parts in stock and then told me they had no ETA on the backordered fuel injectors. I'm not allowed to have my kids or wife drive the loaner, and am not allowed to have pets in it. The problem is ongoing as I have been without my car going on three weeks. I wish I had never considered buying a Honda at this point as the lackluster service accompanied by a car that I have ZERO confidence in, is simply not acceptable."

"They had to replace the fuel injectors and the fuel rail."

"Sensors started going off prior to the fuel injector issue. The service department was informed that there was a software update and promptly told me that this was not the solution to my issue. Do I believe them? Not a bit. I have lost all confidence in the integrity of a brand new Honda CR-V Hybrid that cost me $40,000. I will never buy a Honda again based on this horrible experience both with the vehicle and the service department response."