Terrible Experience.
This should serve as a fore-warning to anybody considering purchasing or leasing this car. I have a 2024 Touring FWD that I leased in December of 2024. I had read the warnings from this sub reddit and leased it anyway, as I know that bad experiences are shared more than good ones, and I and have had good luck with vehicles in the past. I was happy until around the 5,000mi mark, thinking I had avoided all the common issues reported here.
Wrong. This past winter, BOTH CV axles started clicking. Since then these are the issues I've had personally.
Clicking axles, left and right. Left replaced by dealer only to click again.
Bad rear weather seals around rear doors allowing water intrusion. Dealer replaced.
A/C cutting out randomly until adjusted unless set to "Lo". Was told by dealer this was normal, and that the battery was calling for increased cooling. Also complained of
Blower wheel bearings being heard in excessive heat waves. Dealer could not find issue.
Turn signal activating other direction on return spring. Was told this was normal and to hold stalk when turning.
Rearview camera seldomly doesnt show. There's an open recall for this but of course it will display ever time for the dealer.
Charge door open indicator permanently on: Car thinks the car door is always open. Dealer drilled out sensor to find water in assembly and now the car is inoperable until (backordered) parts come in.
I'm currently driving a dealer loaner: Its also a prolouge, and also has clicking axles. It's not a matter of if... its a matter of when. Hopefully my charge door assembly takes too long to come in and I can file lemon law. All these issues, combined with the lack of quality and features I had come to expect from a honda, especially at the prologue's price point, has me very disappointed in the brand. I can not wait to off load this piece of junk... my 2013 Ford is more reliable.
(Yes I know its a GM product, but QA should have never let this car touch a Honda dealers lot)