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Purchased November 10, 2017 and I have 30,100-ish miles as of today. Going in for the third service in the next couple of days.

Yeah, this is happening more and more frequently with my car as well (Android Auto.) The right turn camera seems to trigger it, for whatever reason. Unplug/plug does seem to resolve the issue, but it is annoying. In addition, I'm having issues with AA not registering with the car, or the app on...

I thought your issue was that there wasn't an interface like Android Auto for Windows. If you're referring to using the phone as an external drive, that can be hit or miss with phones, unfortunately. Sometimes the host system doesn't recognize the phone as a slave due to the phone also being a...

Apologies - I thought you were referring to me (I'm not the OP.) I agree 100% with you - they really cheap out on the UI/UX on these systems. Obviously, the Honda system was split up and given to different dev teams, as you can see that the UX changes depending on the subsection you're in. The...

Haha, I agree that there is a BT issue, and all of a sudden I'm "the radio official?" In the past year I've owned the phone, I've connected it to four cars (that I've owned) and numerous BT speakers. I have never had a stuttering issue until the Honda. Other people complain of the same issue. I...

I pulled 44.8 on the highway the other night, 42.5 mpg average by the time I made it to the driveway. I have a roughly 65 mile trip, and was driving at around 65-70, with breaks for traffic. Coming from a Golf TDI, I am very pleased with the mileage of this car.

The OP's complaint that his Windows phone will not connect via cable is silly, but as a person experiencing Bluetooth issues with last year's Moto X Pure, I agree that the system is broken in some way. My phone runs pretty close to stock Android, and two days after buying the car, I had the...

I received a warning, but it turns out that my tires were inflated to between 48 and 52 psi by either the factory or dealer. I have called the dealer to voice my opinion on that matter...

Picked up an CVT EX hatch this past Friday: State: Connecticut MSRP: $23,635 Vehicle Selling Price: $21,700 Conveyance: +$549 Sales Tax: (6.35%) + $1,412.81 Tag/Registration Fees: +$185 Balance Due: $23,846.81 2.39% financing through Navy Federal Credit Union All weather floormats included...

I'd have to say yes, in that I know there are always issues with first model year cars (the 2016 Civic) that often get resolved with the next year - stuff like sound insulation, ergonomic improvements, etc. I have a 60+ mile commute, so I'm in my car for over two hours a day, so I'll take any...

I was offered $21,000 sale price on a 2017 Coupe. Turns out I am too tall for that car, so after a brief bout of disappointment, I called up another dealer and got a 2017 Dark Gray (Polished Metal Metallic?) EX Hatch for $21,700 (sadly CVT, not a manual.) Additional fees were $549 conveyance...