[hawkfan]

Sounds like FCA isn't the only one with QA issues on their latest release. So much for that Honda reliability that so many pay a premium for...

Shipments of 2018 Odysseys put on "Indefinite Hold"

 

[deegeese]

That shouldn't make me feel better, yet it does.

 

[Son512]

At least Honda admits it.

 

[Tsnor]

FWIW...

Part of note from my Honda dealer on 5/28. Guess is should have said "..vehicle is currently in-transit <wink wink> ..."

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"...Thank you for your interest in the 2018 Honda Odyssey. This vehicle is currently in-transit to our dealership, but we do have one in-stock and available to test drive...."

 

[gory]

At least Honda admits it.

I would say all car companies are pretty much the same. It's a mathematical equation of cost. Is it worth it to admit to something publicly and in the news, or better to deal with individual complaints and pay outs. Just like recalls vs. law suits ya?

I had my own share of Honda denials of any Odyssey problems admitted to with TSBs in the US but not recognized in Canada.

 

[invaderc1]

Can anyone deduce where these two might have shared parts and figure out the issue from there? The 2017 ICEv's had the same transmission for instance yes?