Family Car Reviews

Last month, Honda had issued a recall involving Accords and Pilots in which it was a preventive measure to avoid any future incident related to a suspected defect in the airbag deflator of the driver side airbag. Now, this preventive measure done voluntarily had also expanded to selected 2007 to 2011 CR-V, 2006 and 2009 to 2012 Jazz, 2006 to 2011 Civic, 2003 to 2011 City, and 2011 to 2012 Insight (2 of them are included, we had no clue who are the owners here). With this involving thousands of units, owners read this one carefully.

Similar to last time's recall, this one involved more popular and mainstream Honda models and with the saying goes that prevention is better than cure, the Japanese brand will make a remedy before things get worse.

Although no incidents related to this issue had been reported yet, Honda's announcement is part of their efforts to ensure the safety of their customers and encourages to bring their units to their nearest dealers for repairs that will take an hour and it is free of charge.

Repairs had started last September 14, 2015, with affected owners being requested to contact their nearest Honda dealership.

To check if your vehicle is affected, you may check the vehicle identification number at http://hondaphil.com/news/preventive-measure-campaign/

To check at other vehicle recalls, go to our comprehensive recall alert page.

We all know about the mess that was brought by Takata airbags that affected a number of manufacturers around the world in which some had died due to this one. So owners of affected Honda vehicles including 2003 to 2006 Accords, 2006 to 2007 Pilots, and 2004 to 2005 Civics, you need to read this one.

With Honda moving away from Takata as their airbag supplier, some eight to 12 year old Hondas have it and Honda Cars Philippines just recently announced that it will check 1,514 Accords, Pilots, and Civics due to a suspected defect in the airbag inflator of the driver side airbag.

Although no incidents related to this issue had been reported yet, Honda's announcement is part of their efforts to ensure the safety of their customers and encourages to bring their units to their nearest dealers for repairs which will not be accounted for.

Repairs had started last August 17, 2015, with affected owners being requested to contact their nearest Honda dealership.

To check if your vehicle is affected, you may check the vehicle identification number at http://hondaphil.com/news/honda-cars-announces-safety-improvement-campaign/

To check at other vehicle recalls, go to our comprehensive recall alert page.

2006-2007 Honda Pilot

2003-2006 Honda Accord