Class action suit against Honda...
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Originally Posted by Destro,Jan 31 2007, 11:46 AM
Well, I'm impressed with the woman who figured out her odometer was reading 5% high. I would never have taken the time to do the measurement. I wonder how she noticed it- maybe using mile markers?
Damn! Does she not have better things to do?
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if i actually only drove 80k miles and wanted to sell the s my odo would read 84k. i realize the price depreciation isn't much but still if they were held accountable for all mileage for all specified years of hondas/acuras they would've got screwed! i think honda got lucky getting away with only extending the warranty.
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From: Syracuse NY
It covers 2002 - 2006 Honda and Acuras, 2007 Honda Fit.
There are provisions in the settlement for repairs paid out of pocket between 36001 miles and 37800 miles.
There is a website address in the notice: www.odosettlementinfo.com which has all the information.
There are provisions in the settlement for repairs paid out of pocket between 36001 miles and 37800 miles.
There is a website address in the notice: www.odosettlementinfo.com which has all the information.
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Originally Posted by shotiable,Jan 31 2007, 06:13 PM
i think it only went up to 06
hey does anyone else get frustrated with the s2ki search function?
hey does anyone else get frustrated with the s2ki search function?
Also, to whoever posted above about a time extension. I don't believe that Honda is extending the time period. Time is not affected by the odometer.
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From: Kuna Idaho
I haven't gotten one, but then I have lived in two other houses since I bought my car and am now four states away so I doubt they will be able to find me. If they go through the Honda Owner's Link they might.
