Honda/Acura Owners

Did you buy a Honda or Acura after July 31, 2003?

Did you get the “Formula One” type suspension system you were promised?

Did you buy or lease one of these affected Honda and Acura vehicles?

Honda			Acura
	1986-2006 Accord/Accord Coupe			1990-2006 Integra/RSX
	1986-2006 Accord Hybrid			1992-1996 Vigor
	1988-2006 Civic/CRX/Del Sol/Civic Hybrid			1987-2004 Legend Coupe/Acura CL
	1997-2006 CR-V SUV			1990-2006 Legend Sedan/Acura TL
	2003-2006 Element SUV			1998-2004 RL
	1995-2006 Odyssey Mini-Van			2004-2006 TSX

REAR “DOUBLE WISHBONE” SUSPENSION SYSTEM CLASS ACTION

A class action has been filed by Honda and Acura car buyers against American Honda Motor Company in U.S. District Court in California.  Honda and Acura have claimed that the rear suspension on most Honda and Acura vehicles is of the “Double Wishbone” design.  Despite Honda’s claims, the rear suspension systems of the particular Honda and Acura vehicles are not of the "double wishbone” design.

“Double-Wishbone” is the suspension design used on many racing cars, including Formula One race cars.  (See diagram at right)  Honda and Acura have invoked the suspension design of Formula One race cars in describing the precision, safe handling and performance of the “Double Wishbone” design they claimed their vehicles had. The suit alleges that Honda and Acura used the “Double Wishbone Suspension” claim to elevate the value and desirability of their respective vehicles in the marketplace.  

If you purchased one of the above models after July 31, 2003, and are interested in determining your legal position and rights based on your own facts, click on Sign Up and complete the short questionnaire. This will establish a confidential attorney-client privilege and allow us to advise you of your legal rights.   Your name and personal information will not be released to any other person or entity without your permission.