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Honda infotainment issues could be impacting millions of Honda Civic vehicles.
If you are a 2016-2020 Honda Civic driver, then you may be affected by a class action lawsuit against Honda. The lawsuit alleges that Honda has knowingly been selling Civics with defective infotainment systems.
This defect has caused problems with the Civic's
- Backup camera display
- Bluetooth connection: Drivers cannot answer or make calls
- USB ports
- Navigation system and GPS
- Heating and cooling system
These issues cause the infotainment system to crash, freeze, and/or reboot randomly. As a result, drivers have experienced problems using the system for tasks such as navigation, audio playback, and climate control.
If you drive a 2016-2020 Civic and have been experiencing these Honda infotainment issues, you may be entitled to compensation for the problems you have experienced under the lemon law.
Continue reading for more details regarding these problems, the class action lawsuit against Honda, and your potential legal options as a Honda civic owner or lessee.
Details on the Honda Civic Infotainment Issues
The Honda Civic’s infotainment system regulates a number of operations and functions in the vehicle. As such, this problem can cause a variety of different defects and instrument failures.
Cited Honda Civic Infotainment issues can make the car's backup camera display malfunction, causing the image to freeze, flicker, or fail to display entirely. It will often show an error message of “no device connected.”
The lawsuit states that the screen can also unexpectedly and abruptly go solid black, blue, or totally blank.
This defect can also create problems with Bluetooth and USB connections in Civic vehicles. The system's issue can prevent drivers from answering inbound calls and making outbound calls as well.
These Honda infotainment issues can also cause the Civic’s built-in navigation, microphone, and GPS system to fail.
Further, the filing states this also may prevent a driver from adjusting the heating and cooling system, the filing says.
The lawsuit states the manufacturer has known of these Honda infotainment issues affecting Civic models since 2015 or earlier.
The class action suit against Honda states the automaker has been allegedly concealing these Honda infotainment system problems from their drivers. This results in forcing their customers to pay for repairs and replacements on their own.
Your Legal Options for Honda Civic Drivers
If you’re a Honda Civic driver who is experiencing Honda infotainment issues, you may have legal recourse.
You may be able to participate in the class action lawsuit against Honda. Or, you may be entitled to a refund or replacement of your vehicle or additional damages under California's state lemon law.
If you are the driver of a 2016-2020 Civic and have been experiencing Honda infotainment issues, contact our experienced Lemon Law attorneys at Lemon Law Auto Fraud today for a free case evaluation of your vehicle.