I have less than 30,000 miles and my A/C is not working....and ofcourse the deals tells me it will cost me $700 to replace. I told him that the reason I bought a Honda is its reputation...if an american car does not have these problems why should I pay more for a Honda and pay more for maintainence. I told them it is a design flaw... it is 4X4 so they expect you not to ride on tough roads"?? it seems that this problem is very common on new Honda cars, SUV's and vans. If Honda expects a F$X$ to ride on tough roads does it mean that your A/C should not work because a small peble gets in? Honda should be asked to fix the problem for free... it is a design flaw. Well...if it gets really hot do they expect you not to use the A/C? are we supposed to fry in heat" pay or you fry...nice money making machine that Honda has found. I hope they are not allowed to do business in the United States if they do not have good business practice. We should all join in and fight for Honda to correct their bad design. They should be responsible.

- Florence, KY, USA

One month ago I purchased a 2004 Honda CR-V. this afternoon on my way home from work, I went to hit the brake pedal when I discovered something had fallen over the brake pedal. Honda has put a piece of plastic under the dash for some reason and devised some rinky dink way to hold it in place. The latch was still in the locked position but it had vibrated to the side and came loose, falling on the brake pedal and almost causing an accident. Fortunately I was not following to close so I had time to stop before rear ending the car in front of me, but just barely. I was not able to pull over to remove the piece of plastic for several more miles and once again, came close to rear ending someone because this piece of plastic had fallen over the brake pedal. I think you need to take a look at this and have Honda fix this before someone has a really bad accident.

- Chandler, AZ, USA