Supported Models 13 Active canonical families
Total NHTSA Complaints 34,528 Official defect filings
Total Safety Recalls 511 Federal safety campaigns

Available Honda Models

Select a model family to inspect detailed safety records, owner complaints, recalls, and fuel economy

Passenger Car 2015–2026

Accord

Combined MPG: 21–48 MPG
Combined MPGe: 21–48 MPGe
5,995 Complaints 55 Recalls
Compact SUV 2015–2026

CR-V

Combined MPG: 27–40 MPG
Combined MPGe: 27–40 MPGe
8,545 Complaints 62 Recalls
Passenger Car 2015–2016

CR-Z

Combined MPG: 33–36 MPG
Combined MPGe: 33–36 MPGe
7 Complaints 2 Recalls
Passenger Car 2015–2026

Civic

Combined MPG: 24–49 MPG
Combined MPGe: 24–49 MPGe
4,946 Complaints 44 Recalls
Passenger Car 2017–2021

Clarity

Combined MPG: 68 MPG
Combined MPGe: 42–114 MPGe
Max EV Range: 89 mi
193 Complaints 8 Recalls
Passenger Car 2015–2020

Fit

Combined MPG: 31–36 MPG
Combined MPGe: 31–36 MPGe
730 Complaints 19 Recalls
Passenger Car 2016–2026

HR-V

Combined MPG: 27–31 MPG
Combined MPGe: 27–31 MPGe
1,804 Complaints 32 Recalls
Passenger Car 2019–2022

Insight

Combined MPG: 48–52 MPG
Combined MPGe: 48–52 MPGe
183 Complaints 20 Recalls
Minivan 2015–2026

Odyssey

Combined MPG: 22 MPG
Combined MPGe: 22 MPGe
3,637 Complaints 93 Recalls
Passenger Car 2019–2026

Passport

Combined MPG: 20–22 MPG
Combined MPGe: 20–22 MPGe
646 Complaints 38 Recalls
Passenger Car 2015–2026

Pilot

Combined MPG: 20–23 MPG
Combined MPGe: 20–23 MPGe
5,514 Complaints 78 Recalls
Passenger Car 2024–2026

Prologue

Combined MPGe: 85–104 MPGe
Max EV Range: 308 mi
964 Complaints 4 Recalls
Pickup Truck 2017–2026

Ridgeline

Combined MPG: 20–22 MPG
Combined MPGe: 20–22 MPGe
1,364 Complaints 56 Recalls

Official Data Sources & Transparency

All statistics on this page are aggregated strictly from official United States government records:

  • NHTSA Office of Defects Investigation: Safety defect complaints filed by consumers.
  • NHTSA Recall Management Division: Official safety recall campaigns issued under 49 U.S.C. Chapter 301.
  • NHTSA New Car Assessment Program (NCAP): Front, side, and rollover laboratory crash test ratings.
  • US EPA & Department of Energy (FuelEconomy.gov): Standardized dynamometer fuel economy and EV range estimates.