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When a modern infotainment system freezes, it takes other important vehicle functions down with it.
Honda has been sued for shipping a defective head unit that repeatedly disables the radio, backup camera, navigation, and other entertainment systems in the 2018-2019 Odyssey and 2019 Pilot.
Now a lawsuit accuses Honda of concealing these known problems in more than 100,000 vehicles.
keep reading article "Lawsuit Says Honda is Concealing Infotainment Bugs"Car companies seem intent on squeezing in the latest and greatest technology into our cars, even when those technologies are an overall detriment to the driving experience.
But there's good news coming from Honda HQ.
…keep reading article "CR-V Brings Back the Volume Knob"A group of Acura owners are suing Honda because they believe problems with the car's bluetooth are draining the batteries.
The HandsFreeLink lawsuit was filed against Honda, parent organization of Acura and one of the first companies to use Bluetooth hands-free technology, calling it HandsFreeLink.
The system allows a driver to "pair" a smartphone with the car, but according to the plaintiff, Honda should have warned consumers about the alleged defects that cause batteries to drain at alarming rates.
Chances are this isn't only happening to Acura owners.
keep reading article "Honda’s Parasitic Bluetooth Problem"