NHTSA Complaint #11661625 — 2024 HONDA PROLOGUE

I activate the right turn signal then turn right. When the turn is complete and the steering wheel straightens out, the right turn signal is automatically cancelled (as is normal). However, one out of about five times, after the right turn signal is automatically cancelled, the *left* turn signal activates for three blinks, as though it was momentarily pressed. The dealer was able to duplicate the problem, then "test drove another Prologue in stock, duplicated concern on known good Prologue." Then the dealer went on to conclude, "Characteristic of vehicle, no problem found." The service manager and the general manager at the dealer state that this is not a safety issue. I had let the dealer know, and it is in writing on the repair order, that a car coming in the opposite direction to me turned left in front of me thinking I was turning left (because my car's left blinker was on after I had just completed a right hand turn). I braked to avoid hitting this other car. I contacted American Honda and created a case number. A few days later the American Honda agent confirmed exactly what the dealer stated. First, that Honda does not consider this a safety issue and second, that it is characteristic of the vehicle and therefore no problem exists.