The NHTSA has launched an investigation into Honda and Acura vehicles due to concerns over the start-stop system.

T he National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said this month it has opened an investigation into 2,209,466 Honda and Acura vans, trucks, and SUVs, including popular ...

These troublesome cars include many of Honda's most popular models and cover a range of ages from near-classic to just a few years old. SlashGear compiled safety data from the NHTSA including ...

On Wednesday, NHTSA announced an investigation is underway into he stop-start systems in a series of Honda and Acura models. Numerous owners have complained that the engine fails to restart on its ...

Some complaints said a jumpstart was necessary to restart their Honda’s engine. The NHTSA is launching an engineering analysis into more than 2.2 million Honda vehicles due to reports of engines ...

In January 2023, Honda released a service bulletin addressing the 'failure to restart' issue in some vehicles and offered a two-stage countermeasure. However, the NHTSA's Office of Defects ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is opening an engineering analysis into 2.2M Honda (HMC) vehicles over issues related to its ...

USA TODAY analyzed National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports to determine whether any vehicles are fully made in ...

Ford and Lincoln vehicles have been impacted the most The NHTSA issued the recall last week Dealers will ... Notification ...

Faced with hefty U.S. auto tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, Honda will relocate some production to its American ...