Recently Updated Honda Lawsuits
Many of these are class-action suits that look to cover a group of owners in a particular area. Click on the lawsuit for more information and to see if you're eligible to receive any potential settlements.
George Jones, v. American Honda Motor, Co., Inc.
Case Filed
The class action lawsuit says parasitic battery drain causes multiple failures of safety functions, including the headlights and emergency hazard lights an owner needs if the vehicle stalls.
Ward, et al., vs. American Honda Motor Co., Inc., et al.
2:20-cv-00511Case Filed
A Honda CR-V Sensing lawsuit alleges the safety systems are defective in 2016-2019 Honda CR-V, CR-V EX, CR-V EX-L and CR-V Touring SUVs.
Recalled L. Hand vs. DENSO International America, Inc., et al.
Recalled
A Honda fuel pump recall has been issued for more than 708,000 vehicles because the impellers in the pumps may be defective.
Case Filed
The plaintiff who sued claims the vehicles place occupants at risk of injuries and death because of the fuel pump failures. The Quebec fuel pump recalls allegedly didn't include all the Honda vehicles affected by the DENSO pumps.
Recalled Cummings, et al., v. Honda Motor Company Limited, et al.
Recalled
A Honda fuel pump recall has been issued for more than 708,000 vehicles because the impellers in the pumps may be defective.
Case Filed
A Honda fuel pump recall allegedly didn't include all the affected New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania Honda and Acura vehicles equipped with DENSO low-pressure fuel pumps and fuel pump assemblies, including pumps that begin with part number 17045-T.
Recalled Atwal v. Denso Corporation, et al.
Recalled
A Honda fuel pump recall has been issued for more than 708,000 vehicles because the impellers in the pumps may be defective.
Case Filed
The plaintiff who sued claims the vehicles place occupants at risk of injuries and death because of the fuel pump failures. The Canadian fuel pump recalls allegedly didn't include all the Honda vehicles affected by the DENSO pumps.
Mastrangelo, et al., vs. American Honda Motor Co., Inc., et al.
Case Filed
Honda Accord and CR-V battery drain problems have caused a class action lawsuit that alleges the batteries are too small to power the vehicles. In addition, the plaintiff alleges the 2017-2019 model years suffer from a parasitic draw that kills the batteries.
Dismissed Hasan, v. American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
Dismissed
The Honda CR-V class action lawsuit was dismissed after the plaintiff and Honda agreed to settle the case on an individual basis.
Case Filed
A Honda CR-V windshield crack has caused a class action lawsuit that alleges the windshields spontaneously crack and shatter without external impacts to the glass.
Settlement Case, et al. v. American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
Settlement
A Honda 5-speed transmission class action settlement has been reached for consumers residing in California who were the original owners of any of the following vehicles with 5-speed automatic transmissions and continued being the owner as of December 7, 2015.
Case Filed
The Honda transmission lawsuit says the automaker created a secret warranty program which expanded or extended the warranty "beyond its stated limits and/or offered to pay for all of or part of the cost of repairing or replacing the transmission system in Class Vehicles."
Motion to dismiss Cadena, et al., v. American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
Motion to dismiss
Honda says the lawsuit should be dismissed because the owners don't plausibly allege a defect and fail to allege an alternative design to the features of the Sensing systems.
Case Filed
A Honda Sensing lawsuit alleges the driver-assist systems are defective in 2017 Honda CR-V models, including the EX, EX-L and the CR-V Touring.
Oliver, et al., v. Honda Motor Company Limited, et al
Case Filed
A Honda fuel pump class action lawsuit was filed shortly after DENSO announced that 2-million fuel pumps would need to be recalled for impeller problems. The lawsuit pointed to a 2019 recall as evidence Honda knew about these fuel pump problems when selling the vehicles, but the 2019 recall is unrelated to the DENSO announcment.
Settlement Kevin Davitt, et al. v. America Honda Motor Co., Inc., et al.,
Approved
A Honda CR-V door lock lawsuit has received final approval in federal court after Honda agreed to settle the case. The CR-V class-action lawsuit was originally filed in 2013 after an investigation into allegedly defective door lock systems installed in the small crossover SUVs.
Settlement
Honda has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit that alleges the door locks have a defect the automaker hid from consumers.
Case Filed
Three Honda CR-V owners have filed a class action lawsuit against Honda alleging it concealed a defective door lock mechanism in certain models to avoid having to pay for repairs under warranty.