r/CaliforniaLemonLaw

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HRV Infotainment issues

I’ve been having issues with my infotainment system in my 2026 HRV EXL, I bought it in Nov brand new. I’ve been given the run around by Honda as they tried to say it’s because I was using Spotify instead of Apple Music and that my car had to be updated to the newest IOS or that I need to use a cable for bluetooth and I’ve attempted all their recommendations but nothing has worked. They finally replaced my system two weeks ago only because the mechanic had similar issues with his android. Even though my system was replaced I still have the same issues of it kicking me out of maps and the screen being black and my music cutting off no matter where I’m at (Honda suspected dead zones but this isn’t true as I drive for work). I recently took it to Honda again and the mechanic said there wasn’t anything they can do as they already replaced it and said that CarPlay is only compatible with android :/ and I was recommended to get an android fix the problem. Has anyone had success with fixing their carplay? Does this constitute a lemon law claim since Honda is refusing to fix it and I’ve attempted 4 times to get it fix?

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u/krakdadd — 3 days ago
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3 recalls and a replaced transmission at 4k on a brand new 2025. don’t waste ur money—every time I go in to the service center that I now know well, ppl are there w recall. buyer beware

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u/No-Swordfish8992 — 6 days ago
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Hi everyone. I'm in California, bought a CPO 23' last September (8 months ago). After 3 months I noticed oil was empty, and after going through the verification process Hyundai replaced the engine.

I drove the car back home and the next day it stopped working, then ended up replacing the entire Transmission. Each fix had the car at the dealer for 14ish days.

I'm not sure if I should see my car as 'newer' with a brand new engine and transmission, or less reliable (potentially) because it had such major parts replaced.

I'm speaking to a Lemon Law lawyer but I'm trying to decide if I want to move forward with this, and figure out what the downsides might be.

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u/lion_age — 12 days ago