Honda knows they have a faulty paint problem. My Accord only has 46,000 miles on it and the paint is peeling terribly. It is 10 years old so, therefore, no warranty. This is not fair. I bought it one year ago with 31,000 miles. I have had 3 Honda Accords and all 3 have had issues with the motor, time change, and now paint. After financing, I have spent over 30,000 on cars that are supposed to be the best. Now I just have a crappy looking car with low miles.

I bought the Ultra warranty but it doesn't cover paint. I took it to a place to be fixed and only fixing the doors will be 650. That is from the stripe up to the window. He showed me bubbles all over my entire car that will be peeling soon. My entire back window has spots peeling. The crevice on both sides of the roof looks horrible. I think Honda should paint my entire car and put a clear coat that protects the paint.

I bought a 2010 Honda Accord LX from Gainesville, FL Honda and about a week ago the paint starting peeling off on the hood & some new places on the roof and the rear quarter panel. I took it to the dealership and told me to call American Honda and check for recalls. There were no active recalls and they filed my complaint. Said I would be hearing from someone. It's been seven days & no calls. I called the Mgr at GNV Honda and I met with him last Wed and he was going to look into it. I have not heard from him either. Everyone is sweeping this under the rug. If they don't fix this problem, I will nor be buying anymore Hondas, I've owned two now and the first one lasted 200,00 and no paint ever came off of it..................

My 2010 Honda Accord is having this horrible Cancer on the front hood. The rest of the car has no other issues. We have contacted Honda and been given the “Hell No, ain’t a Honda paint job problem.” But after reading many other's statements, I know better!!!

We have taken excellent care of this car, so I'm not buying into this is an isolated incident, it is because HONDA used crappy paint on these cars. I decided to buy a Honda back in 2010 because we had such wonderful experience with our very first car in 1985. Wish I had listened to my kids and got the Prius instead! HONDA, are you listening? First the air bag recall, and now crappy paint.

I WILL NEVER BUY OR ENDORSE YOUR VEHICLES! I hope you choke on your earnings, because you will NEVER get me or my family, social groups, or any Social Media I can blast you on to purchase your vehicles. HONDA, you now rank as Top Worst Vehicle in my book!

The paint is peeling off like layers of skin. It started off around the windows then now is peeling off the roof, quarter panels and the hood. It is so bad.

My daughter drives this vehicle in Chicago, so she took it to COMMUNITY HONDA of ORLAND PARK and they took pictures and then gave her a number to call and said good luck.

The paint is defective and this is how Honda is going to handle one of their products? The dealership Bob Midia said as much as well that this is defective paint but they can't do anything to call Honda direct.

Is there anyone else with the same issues, and fighting with Honda to get this taken care of?

I have a white Honda Accord Coupe and the paint started chipping off around my rear window. At first it was literally in the seam of the car and the window and has spread since. I've taken it to the Honda dealership, the dealership I bought my car at, had several auto paint companies look at it and everyone seemed to agree-at some point my car must have had it's rear window busted out and when they replaced the windshield they didn't prime the the car before re-painting to fix the damage. The more I look, the more I see this isn't the case. About 5 months ago I found another white Honda Accord coupe that is having the exact same issues. The paint just chips off leaving a mustard greenish color which after being exposed to sun will turn grey. There is nothing functionally wrong with my car but obviously the value has dropped because of this issue and it's ugly. I'm looking at about $5,000 to get my car repainted and I'll never see a quarter of that back when I go to sell. Just irate. I had another Honda years ago and had issues, different, but still paint issues. My old Honda did the usual fading or oxidizing as they call it, this is completely different, paint just keeps chipping away. If anyone has had any luck with getting this fixed, please let me know!

Again, After having the repairs to the chipping around the back windshield done from the chipping that was covered under warranty. The chipping is worse than ever and now the paint is starting to chip at the edges of the other windows as well.

I have reached out to Honda on many occasions and they refuse to help me.

I feel the car had a very bad paint job to begin with. I have had it to several body shops and they said the paint is very bad.

the car was 30K. I feel they should make it right.

Update from Aug 31, 2017: 7-11-17 i reached out to Honda again because the paint has now peeled off (not chipping) the roof of the car and the drivers door and even the trunk. Large areas in fact. Again they tell me to take it to the local dealership to have them take pictures and send them in. (He said it was most definitely an issue with the initial paint job) now honda is stating the Field guy named Jonathan (that's the only information they would give me) has denied the claim.

I am so frustrated about the entire situation. I really like my car. It's just embarrassing to drive it with so many places on it. I am reaching out to an attorney to try and get them to at least pay 1/2 to get it repainted.

This is the second Honda I have owned that the paint began to fall off. The first car did not bother me too much because I was going to sale it (Sold it to a Honda dealer and they did not see it). The Accord I bought was supposed to be Honda certified. The dealership told me that it was not under warranty. I bought the extended bumper to bumper warranty when I bought the car and they told me it covered everything except brakes, tires, oil changes etc. I have a twenty year old Ford that still looks like new when it gets washed. Honda makes great motors but I don't want to look like Fred Sanford when I still owe a year on the loan. Just so people know, I keep the car garaged and only wash it with high quality products.

I drove to dealer in McKinney, TX where car was purchased to let them see for themselves the amount of paint that had chipped/flaked off the top of the car. He told me he would call "Honda" to see if there was any type of provision whereby they would possibly participate in "sharing" the cost to re-paint the top of the car. Even if they acknowledge a defective factory paint job, which is the cause of the problem, and agree to pay 100% of the cost to re-paint the top of my car, which I know they are not going to do. What will I do in a couple of months when the paint again flakes off the car in a different place on the car??? I can pre-determine, by how "Honda" has handled previous paint defect claims in prior years, that this is not going to have a good outcome for me, as an American consumer.

The ball is in there court now, so depending on how they handle this claim will determine how I react now, and In the future as to purchasing another automobile with a "Honda" label on it, will never occur So if they want more bad press on the quality control for "Honda Automobile Company USA, Inc.", I shall gladly tell everyone "Honda" won't stand behind the factory paint on their vehicles.

My 2010 Accord’s paint is peeling around the rear window. Based on the research I performed on line, it is very apparent that this is related to defective primer and / or paint – see below sites:

http://www.carcomplaints.com/Honda/Accord/2010/body_paint/paint_chipping.shtml http://www.carcomplaints.com/Honda/CR-V/2010/body_paint/paint_peeling.shtml http://www.edmunds.com/honda/accord/2011/consumer-reviews/review-1788089990/ http://topclassactions.com/lawsuit-settlements/lawsuit-news/2185-honda-defective-paint-class-action-lawsuit/

My wife and I have purchased 5 Honda vehicles over the past several years and have been big supporters of Honda whenever anyone has asked our opinion.

Honda is refusing to do the right thing and pay 100% of the expense to repaint the areas which are peeling. As it was explained to me, I will have to pay $1,289.95 out of pocket to fix Honda’s paint issue. If Honda does not pay the entire cost to repair thier defective paint, this will be the last Honda I ever purchase.

I first noticed this pencil eraser sized orange colored spot on the driver side fender, which I tried to wash then realized that it was RUST...upon examining the rest of the car I noticed another two smaller rusty spots on the hood and several other spots where the paint is just chipped off.

I have NEVER had a paint issue like this and now I'm afraid that the car is going to rot away one spot at a time. I got the paint from Honda and I tried to fix the rusty spots and dab some on the other chips but this should not be happening. It seems to me that the entire front end needs to be repainted. I should mention that I bought this car as a certified pre-owned from a Honda dealership..

2010 Honda Accord Coupe with under 65,000 and the paint is peeling off the entire back panel. All around my window there are paint chips, some of which flaked off huge pieces of paint. I have a 6 year 160,000 km Honda Canada plus warranty, but luckily for them paint isn't covered.

They have offered to pay half of the repair which was estimated between $2,400 and $3,400. WHY should I have to pay for any of the repair? The vehicle is under 5 years old, it's terrible service and disappointing to say the least. I regret buying from Honda and when I go to purchase a new SUV I will no longer keep Honda Canada in mind. Terrible customer service if you ask me.

Sorry for our mistake, mam, but you have to pay $1200-2000 from your own pocket.

Bought 2010 Honda Accord begining of July 2014. LOVE the vehicle..... despite the fact that I paid approxamatly $2500 over MSRP. I took it in the butt on the price because it was in "Pristine" condition, and was a "CERTIFIED USED HONDA" ( did by from a HONDA DEALER) and with a clean car-fax- I felt that 29,000 miles on a four year old car was worth the investment.

Took it to the car wash for the first time a couple weeks after purchase and noticed paint chips on the hood, and side pannels that i did not notice when "inspecting the car" prior to purchase. I also noticed little orange speckles all over the hood and quarter pannels. That got us looking closer and with more scruteny. I also noticed a significant "rusty" colored spot on the frame inside the driver side door. With a modest amount of rubbing, we were able to get the orange spots off -

I wash and wax my cars regularly, atleast every two weeks. Yesterday, I washed it for the fourth time. A 4x2" spot of pait just "BLEW OFF" the bumper!!! So, I got to looking at it.... The clear coat is literally stripping itself off in atleast 3 different spots on the bumper!! Besides that.... Paint is chipping off the car EVERYWHERE!! EVEN THE TOUCH-UP PAINT that they used to concile minor dings. I DO NOT drive this beautiful car on gravel roads.... I am dumbfounded. I own a Jeep Grand Cheorokee and drive on gravel, off-road, haul a trailer regularly and have NO problems like this with my 11 year old Jeep - but my 4 year old Accord that I have owned for less than 60 days is rotting before my eyes!!!!!!!!!!

I am pissed!!! My first payment is due in 2 days!!!!! The dealership sold me this car as a "CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED" I checked the "checklist" and its says my car "MEETS HONDA STANDARDS". So I looked up what thier "PRE-OWNED CERTIFIED" standards are, and it mentioned that it was FREE of inherant paint chips, rusting, peeling, ect,,ect.

I also looked up Kelly Blue book, and researched priceing values... and what determines EXELLENT, GOOD, Fair ect.. condition.

Basically....... This dealership sold me a "Touched up" car with problems at an "EXELLENT" condition price, when in reality it was "GOOD" condition at best. They sold my car under false pretenses. I have spent the last 2 days researching the problems with HONDA.... and have come to realize that I have been screwed.

I am locked into a $18,000 loan... and will be lucky to have any resale value in 2 years if I cant get this paint problem resolved!!!

This Indian-RED HEAd is off to the dealership armed with the EDWARDS report, the MOTORTREND report, the CONSUMER REPORTS report, the "HONDA CERTIFIED STANDARDS" statement, the PREVIOUS CLASS-ACTION LAWSUIT FINAL JUDGEMENT (of which the 2010 is NOT included), and copies of complaints from other owners with the same problem......... and MY ATTTORNY's business card.