The probe by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration covers an estimated 238,000 Civics from the 2022 and 2023 model years.
The agency says it has 145 complaints about the problem, which happens mostly at highway speeds. The complaints came over the past 11 months and occurred mostly on vehicles with low miles. An increase in steering effort can cause an overreaction or inability to avoid a road hazard, the agency said in documents posted Tuesday on its website.The agency will determine how many vehicles are affected and how severe the problem is. A recall is possible.
Honda said that it will cooperate with the investigation, which is in its early stages and may not lead to a recall. The company also is doing an internal review. The company says most of the Civics should be under warranty, and that if any owner feels something is not right, they should contact their dealer.
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Such a shame that they're only probing 2022 and 2023 models. This has been an issue since at least 2016 (to my knowledge). Soooo many reports for prior years
maybe they should try and stop drifting on the way to the 711
At least the steering wheel doesn't fall off, ingrates.
The Trumpers support Honda over American UAW workers. Trumpers are the opposite of patriot.
Here come the Tesla dead-enders
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