Honda is issuing a recall notice for almost 1.7 million cars and SUVs over a steering issue that may increase the risk of a crash.

Manufacturing problems with the steering gearbox assembly for certain Acura Integra, Honda Civic and Honda CR-V models can lead to excessive internal friction and make it harder to steer the vehicle,

Honda's Acura Integra, Civic and CR-V are among the affected models. Honda fielded more than 10,000 warranty claims about the defect since 2021.

Drivers may have difficulty steering due to a defective partHonda CR-VBy Honda and Acura are recalling 1,693,199 vehicles to fix a faulty steering gearbox assembly that can cause

Honda Motor said Wednesday it is recalling 2 million cars and SUVs in North America over an issue that can make steering more difficult and increase the risk of a crash.

Honda recalled approximately 1.7 million vehicles in a Wednesday announcement, due to a defective part in the steering gearbox in various Honda and Acura models manufactured from 2022 to 2025. It

Honda is recalling about 1.7 million Honda and Acura vehicles in the U.S. over concerns they may have a defective steering gearbox component that could pose a safety risk.

Honda issued a widespread recall covering 1,693,199 million vehicles with a potential issue in the steering rack. Due to a production issue with the gearbox worm wheel, a gear within the rack can swell,

These Hondas are being recalled because there are concerns that the steering gearbox assembly may have been manufactured incorrectly.

The Honda recall order from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said that the steering gearbox assembly may have been manufactured incorrectly. This could cause “