William Goodwin+FollowHonda’s V3 Comeback: No Turbos Needed!Honda is bringing back the ultra-rare V3 engine, but with a wild twist—no turbos or superchargers. Instead, they’re using an electronically-controlled compressor for instant power and torque, minus the lag and bulk. This new 900cc beast is as powerful as a 1,200cc engine, but way lighter and slimmer. Honda’s basically saying, “Who needs EVs when you can reinvent gas engines?” Can’t wait to see this thing in action! #Cars #Honda #MotorcycleInnovation10Share
schmidtgeorge+FollowTiny clear chip fell out of my key fob. Now my 2006 CRV won't start. What is this thing?I dropped the main key to our 2006 Honda CRV and a tiny, clear piece popped out and is lost. The car cranks perfectly fine but won't catch. I know the rest of the key fob circuitry is okay, and the battery isn't even required to start the car. I tested it by holding the spare key's broken plastic shell—which still has that tiny part—next to the ignition with the damaged key inserted, and boom, it starts right up. What exactly is this essential little component? Is it some kind of radio transmitter, or just the security chip for the immobilizer system? I need to know what I actually need to replace. #MechanicAdvice #CarHacks #Immobilizer #KeyFobRepair #Cars #Honda 01Share
Leah Pierce+FollowHonda’s Sticky Steering Drama Isn’t OverThought Honda’s steering issues were old news after that massive recall? Not so fast. A new class action lawsuit claims Honda knew about the “sticky steering” defect in Civics, CR-Vs, HR-Vs, and Acura Integras way before the recall—and that the fix didn’t actually solve the problem. With court battles now set to drag into 2026, owners are still worried about weird noises and stiff steering. This saga is definitely not in Honda’s rearview yet! #Cars #Honda #Recall20Share
Nicole Morgan+FollowHonda’s Sales Slump: Suzuki’s Big Chance?Honda’s slipping down the ranks! The automaker just cut its sales forecast, and now it’s at risk of dropping out of Japan’s top three. Blame it on chip shortages hitting North American plants. Meanwhile, Suzuki is crushing it in India and could leapfrog Honda soon. Even Nissan’s feeling the pinch, but Toyota’s still holding strong. Wild how fast things can change in the car world! #Cars #Honda #Suzuki40Share
