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Do You Think Your Honda Could Be A Lemon?

Edzant Price LLP have successfully represented thousands of California lemon law clients for 35 years and recovered millions of dollars from all automobile manufacturers.

Under the California Lemon Law (the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act) you may be able to get your money back if you are experiencing repeated substantial problems, or safety related problems, with your Honda.

The following popular Honda models may have experienced recalls and technical service bulletins (TSB's).

• Honda Accord
• Accord Hybrid Touring
• Honda Civic
• Honda Civic Si
• Honda Civic Type R
• Honda Clarity
• Honda Clarity Electric
• Honda Clarity Hybrid
• Honda Crosstour
• Honda CR-V
• Honda CR-V Hybrid
• Honda Element
• Honda Fit
• Honda Clarity Fuel Cell
• Honda HR-V
• Honda Insight
• Honda Odyssey
• Honda Passport
• Honda Pilot
• Honda Ridgeline

The most often reported Honda problems and symptoms include: brakes, electrical, engine overheating, excessive oil consumption, fuel leaks, in-car electronic problems, stalling, steering, suspension, tire wear, transmission and windshield wipers.

The models most affected by these problems include Accord, Civic, Civic Si, Civic Type R, Clarity, Clarity Electric, Clarity Hybrid, Crosstour, CR-V, Element, Fit, Clarity Fuel Cell, Insight, Odyssey, Passport, Pilot and Ridgeline.

Although the 2017-2018 Honda Pilot does not have any recalls, there are many driver complaints about the transmission. Hard shifting, rough accelerating, unexpected shifting and loss of acceleration are all common complaints. Drivers say these problems are usually followed by multiple warnings, including a transmission warning indicator and a "Stop Driving Transmission Problem" message.

If your Honda is experiencing substantial and repeated, or safety related, problems, the California Lemon Law may help you have your vehicle repurchased and get your money back.

Your first step toward getting rid of your Honda lemon is to complete and submit the short form above or call Edzant Price LLP for a FREE California Lemon Law case review at 888-EX-Lemon (1-888-395-3666).