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Honda models: recalls, MPG and safety ratings

We list 15 Honda models sold in the U.S. since 2015 with EPA fuel economy figures, 10 of them offered for 2026 or 2027. Each model page compares its years; each year page lists recalls, complaints and crash-test scores.

Newest data for Honda: Oct 25, 2026

Current Honda models

Models with a 2026 or 2027 version in the EPA file.

Current Honda models
Model	Years	Class	EPA combined (latest year)	Recall campaigns
CR-V	2015–2027	Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD, Midsize Station Wagons	29–40 mpg	31
HR-V	2016–2027	Small Station Wagons	27–28 mpg	13
Odyssey	2015–2027	Minivan - 2WD	22 mpg	33
Prelude	2026–2027	Subcompact Cars	44 mpg	0
Accord	2015–2026	Large Cars, Midsize Cars	31–48 mpg	24
Civic	2015–2026	Midsize Cars, Large Cars	24–49 mpg	21
Passport	2019–2026	Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD	20–21 mpg	17
Pilot	2015–2026	Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD, Small Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD	20–22 mpg	34
Prologue	2024–2026	Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD, Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD	95–104 MPGe	3
Ridgeline	2017–2026	Standard Pickup Trucks 4WD	20–21 mpg	19

Recall campaigns are counted once even when one campaign covers several model years.

Earlier Honda models

Models last listed by EPA before 2026.

Earlier Honda models
Model	Years	Class	EPA combined (latest year)	Recall campaigns
Insight	2019–2022	Midsize Cars, Compact Cars	48–52 mpg	11
Clarity	2017–2021	Midsize Cars	42–68 mpg	5
Fit	2015–2020	Small Station Wagons	31–36 mpg	11
CR-Z	2015–2016	Two Seaters	33–36 mpg	2
Crosstour	2015	Small Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD, Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD	22–25 mpg	3

Older vehicles can still have open recalls; check yours by VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls.

Look up a specific Honda

Have the vehicle identification number? Our free VIN decoder reads the make, model year, body, engine and plant from NHTSA and links straight to the right page here. See also the latest recalls from all automakers.

Sources

FuelEconomy.gov vehicles file (U.S. DOE and EPA); NHTSA recall and complaint files and 5-Star Safety Ratings.
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