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Honda Recalls 880,000 Vehicles for Rapidly Rusting Subframes

Honda is recalling a huge number of Pilots, Passports, Ridgelines, and Acura MDXs, due to rear subframes that can prematurely rust and cause suspension failure.

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Car and Driver·2h ago
Honda Recalls 880,000 Vehicles for Rapidly Rusting Subframes
Honda is recalling a huge number of Pilots, Passports, Ridgelines, and Acura MDXs, due to rear subframes that can prematurely rust and cause suspension failure.
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