Tl* the contact owns a 2014 honda accord. While driving approximately 45 MPH, the sun roof exploded. The contact had to pull over to the side of the road. The sun shade was closed and the majority of the glass fragments were was retained by the sun shade. The dealer speculated that a rock must have struck the sun roof, which was not covered by warranty. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 42,000.
2014 Honda Accord visibility complaints
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Windshield has coating, or appears to have internal laminate defect in manufacture. When damp or wet, visibility is made worse by use of wipers causing extremely reduced visibility & excessive glare from opposing traffic. Night driving in rain is extremely hazardous.
On october 22 , 2014 I drove from my home to my office, approx 30 minutes. The temp outside was about freezing or high 30's. By this time the car would not get hot even on highest setting of heat. It was blowing cold air. I called gwinnettt place honda where I purchased the vehicle on june 1 2014. The dealer had the vehicle for over two hours only to tell me there is nothing wrong with the car. On thursday november 6, the heating system was blowing cold air again. On saturday I still felt cold air, so I called gwinnett place honda . They advised me to go to any dealer, so I was closet to honda mall of ga . They said they could not find anything but, would need to have the car for a longer time. I took it back to gwinnett place as it was closet to my home. On the ride in which is about 20 minutes or so, the heat was still not hot.. Honda has had the vehicle since monday nov 10,2014. At the time of this complaint, I have not heard from honda regarding the status. It's 8:30pm est on thursday nov 13' 2014.
Just purchased my 2014 honda accord lx. I live in a rural area with many small hills. While driving home I noticed the low beam headlights seem to be out of focus, not illuminating objects on the side of the road within 25 feet from the vehicle, nor can you see street signs within that distance. Worse, when going up and down the small hills the roadway visibility changes rapidly depending on the angle of the car, often dropping the visibility to a scary 10-50 feet at 55 MPH. Yes, you can use you high beams to help "if conditions permit". Nevertheless, when this happens it is very unnerving and undoubtedly unsafe! I did notify honda america and open a case #n012014-08-2801669, however, I was informed that nothing could be done, as that was the design of the headlights. This is very unsafe and needs to be addressed quickly!!!!
The headlights on this car are terrible at night. I have perfect vision, uncorrected, and still there is like a straight dark bar across where the top of the headlights reach and nothing is visible above that point. The high beams are a little better but you obviously can't always drive with them on. This is a definite safety issue.
2014 honda accord. Consumer writes in regards to the design and safety of the vehicles expanded view mirror. *smd the consumer stated there was considerable vehicle distortion related to the size and location of vehicles as they appeared in the expanded view driver's mirror, generating a perspective where one vehicle appeared as two vehicles. Also, vehicles traveling in the opposite direction appeared to swerve as their image entered and exited the expanded view driver's mirror. Vehicles in the far left lane appeared less than half their actual size and at times, seemed as if they were right next to his vehicle.
Came out one morning to go to work and found all four car windows and sunroof slightly opened. The w j nodes and sunroof opened by themselves. Unfortunately, there was a severe thunderstorm that night which rain entered the car. It's a 2014 honda accord. I googled the problem and found out that this has been happening going back 7 years that people windows and sunroof were opened without them doing so. It's been occurring in honda and acura models. They try to say that we must have done it by the remote; but I don't use the remote, I use the car handle to open the door and the black button to lock and secure the door. I believe this is a manufacturer issue and not a consumer issue.
Tl* the contact owns a 2014 honda accord. The contact stated that the gear shifter had a chrome covering and when the sun shined directly on it, it would blind the contact. The contact also stated that she saw white spots and was unable to view what was in front of her. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not made aware of the problem. The approximate failure mileage was 9,540.
Tl* the contact owns a 2014 honda accord. The contact stated that while traveling approximately 50 MPH on the highway, a loud pop was heard. The contact discovered that the glass from the sunroof had shattered and imploded into the interior of the front driver's side and the front passenger's side of vehicle. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer, who diagnosed that the sunroof needed to be repaired. The vehicle was to be inspected and repaired. The VIN was not available. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 5000.
Second day I had the vehicle I was driving at night and had no issues on the highway but turning onto a rural highway with no lights I found that the visibility thru the windshield was relegated to the bottom third. The rest of the windshield appeared dark and almost impossible to see thru. I contacted the dealer and returned the vehicle and was told that what I encountered was normal because honda uses a look down headlight system, in fact the service manager said his wife only drove with the brites on in dark areas because she could not see thru the windshield. I said this was unacceptable and the service manager said he could try to mitigate the effects by raising the headlight adjustment, but he warned me that at some point the headlights might blind oncoming traffic. He raised the level of the lights and I then inspected the results later that night. I found that I had almost half of the windshield clear and the rest was shaded very dark. I believe that this is a safety defect in this vehicle and I have asked the dealer to make repairs. So far there seems to be no repair available. I drive a lot on these back roads and I hope I will not have an accident because of this defect.
Tl* the contact owns a 2014 honda accord. The contact stated that while driving approximately 5 MPH, the headlights from another vehicle vehicle caused a reflective glare to the e driver's side view mirror, obstructing the driver's visibility of the roadway. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the problem. The approximate failure mileage was 150. Updated 03/31/14
Whenever it rains moderately or heavy the drivers side windshield wiper pulls back the water in my sight of view. This is an annoyance and a safety hazard that I would like to get corrected.
It was a cold day with wind chilled down to single digits. I took something out from the trunk, got into my car and closed the door. Then I notice that the rear passenger side window glass has been broken into tiny pieces. The whole glass was gone, with half landed inside the car and half outside. The car was parked at the time and there was no one around and nothing that I know of had hit the car door window. The glass just spontaneously shattered.
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