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Not surprised, to be honest. I've had a few things externally fixed under warranty. A bubbling, peeling windshield cowl, among others.
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The car won Car of the Year in 2006. Perhaps I just have one of the few bad apples, but if I felt this was an indication of Honda's quality, I'd never buy any other. The quality of my American cars of the past, far more used and beaten, was much, much higher. However, it seems this quality issue plagues mainly the Civic, leaving even the much cheaper Fit at a higher quality. No, I'll probably buy another Honda, but I doubt it'll be a Civic.
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Paint isn't really covered, so the areas where Honda didn't bother to paint (the inside holes of my trunk, places under the hood, in the door jambs, etc) are null, and the third gear issue, well...we all know. If you could lemon a car for time spent in the shop on rattles, mine would have been a lemon a long while ago. The warranty is only as good as the dealership that is willing to listen/acknowledge the problems. A lot of dealerships seem to have a god complex about their cars.
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these awards (such as jd power associates, etc.) don't mean shiet. companies prolly just pay them so they can claim it for advertising purposes. u look at alotta new cars these days and all of them claim some kinda of award of the year, who cares!? and yes, american cars way back in the day were actually built pretty well and reliable. no argument there. ur more likely to see an 07 mustang on the side of the road dead than say a 67 mustang broke down. u have to understand that honda, too, likes to produce alot with minimal $ spending on their part. again, the civic is one of the most popular vehicles around the world, so yeah do the math (mass production and costs). as far as the fit, well, the car was made in japan 100% if im not mistaken. so, quality should be better for that car, though cheaper in $$ than the civic. |
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I know quite a few brand new Honda's with a massive transmission problem that Honda won't acknowledge or fix. The current Si's and ougoing RSX-S models.
Of course, Honda may be working on a fix right now. That's idyllic thinking, but...
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