Totally agree.

Honda really didnt cover this up. Honda just couldnt figure out what was going on. Its pretty hard to figure out what the problem is when the chance of this happening is like 1 in a million.

Automatic car washes requires the transmission be in neutral, So, if the car is locked and in neutral with nobody inside it, its just going to keep rolling after it leaves the car wash until it hits something.

So just Fords then.

Only the Corolla is a decent suggestion. The rest are money pits waiting to happen, if not already happening. If you have 5k for a car and dont want to finance, stick to a newer model econobox, not an old ass luxury car. Please stop with the terrible advice. Your article about owning the S-Class was a really fun…

Im just saying that the Dodge Dart, Ford Focus, Mercury Milan, Volkswagen Jetta and Kia Forte Ive test driven from dealers in Bergen County over the years have all been on preset routes with a salesmen in the car. Could be because im a youngish man or that dealers act differently around here but like I said, its not…

Every test drive I've ever been on is exactly what you described, its not a Honda thing.

You've got 4 game cases?

Except the meter maids loved ones. These people are just doing their jobs, give them a break.

A stop sale on used cars is not legally enforceable. The dealers can choose to not sell certain cars based on the manufactures recommendation but theres nothing obligating them to do so. I dont think GM or the government ever did issue a stop sale on Cobalts, im not sure what your talking about. There was a stop sale…

Let me correct myself. Honda cant legally enforce a stop sale on used cars.

They are telling the buyer and taking responsibility. This is supposed to dissuade people from buying without actually ordering a stop sale. Theres nothing else they can do.

Yeah, i figured as much. I tried to delete my comment as soon as I posted it but apparently I cant do that.

You cant legally enforce a stop sale on used cars, what should honda do instead?

(Im gonna have to keep posting this)

What else should Honda do? Not tell the buyer? Stop sales on used cars aren't legally enforceable.

Honda cant really put a stop sale on the recalled cars because its not legally enforceable. So this is the next best thing in terms of informing the customer. Theres nothing else Honda can do except not tell people . Damned if you do, damned if you dont.

The whole recall process for the airbags started in July...

The recall isnt about the airbags not deploying. The recall is about the airbags deploying and then exploding releasing shrapnel into the passenger compartment.

What the heck? It says Sonic, not Spark. Your two things here are pretty moot if it is the Sonic.