A Honda JazzzzzzZZZZzzzzZZZZzzzzZZZ: Car manufacturing giant Honda has announced a major vehicle recall for its big-selling Jazz model, following safety fears. The manufacturer becomes the second Japanese car-maker to issue a recall notice within the last few days.
An official Honda statement said, "while we do not believe the vehicle problem to be life-threatening, we have recognised there are potential safety risks both to drivers and to other road users, and in the interests of good customer relations have decided to initiate a full recall to all the 171,273 Honda Jazz owners in the UK.
"An electrical issue in the dashboard of the car appears to lead to an odd temporal anomaly, making all Honda Jazz owners appear to be 150 years old and drive everywhere at 28mph with their foglight on and left indicator blinking incessantly. While the likelihood of serious injury as a result of this is low, we do appreciate that there are risks to other road users due to increased blood pressure, and that in rare cases a Jazz driver suffering the effects of the temporal anomaly may wander onto a motorway, thus causing utter carnage by driving in the middle lane at 41mph."
Sources within Honda UK said that they believed the temporal issues only affected a few cars, but they were recalling all of them as it was 'hard to tell' which people were affected, and which were normally-antiquated Honda purchasers.
Honda's announcement comes just 24 hours after fellow Japanese giant Toyota issued a safety recall on its hybrid Pious model, after fears that drivers were growing beards, wearing sandals and becoming insufferable envirowonks.
An official Honda statement said, "while we do not believe the vehicle problem to be life-threatening, we have recognised there are potential safety risks both to drivers and to other road users, and in the interests of good customer relations have decided to initiate a full recall to all the 171,273 Honda Jazz owners in the UK.
"An electrical issue in the dashboard of the car appears to lead to an odd temporal anomaly, making all Honda Jazz owners appear to be 150 years old and drive everywhere at 28mph with their foglight on and left indicator blinking incessantly. While the likelihood of serious injury as a result of this is low, we do appreciate that there are risks to other road users due to increased blood pressure, and that in rare cases a Jazz driver suffering the effects of the temporal anomaly may wander onto a motorway, thus causing utter carnage by driving in the middle lane at 41mph."
Sources within Honda UK said that they believed the temporal issues only affected a few cars, but they were recalling all of them as it was 'hard to tell' which people were affected, and which were normally-antiquated Honda purchasers.
Honda's announcement comes just 24 hours after fellow Japanese giant Toyota issued a safety recall on its hybrid Pious model, after fears that drivers were growing beards, wearing sandals and becoming insufferable envirowonks.
5 comments:
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I don't see what the problem is with the Pious. After 50 feet or so the extension cable rips from the socket and you trundle to a halt anyway.
I heard about the pedal recall I had no idea it affected my NON toyota car good thing I found more info here www.carpedalrecall.com
searched for my make, model, year and found my car had been recalled so look out! it could save a life maybe yours
don't understand how serious or what the car pedal recall is about?
just watch this video at the end it also shows how to stop a out of control car very useful
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGe3EOJ-CMY
I heard about the pedal recall I had no idea it affected my NON toyota car good thing I found more info here www.carpedalrecall.com
searched for my make, model, year and found my car had been recalled so look out! it could save a life maybe yours
don't understand how serious or what the car pedal recall is about?
just watch this video at the end it also shows how to stop a out of control car very useful
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGe3EOJ-CMY
The Japanese and Korean cars are not as good as Ford. Nice blog. you might like my blog as well.
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