2015 Honda Accord Wipers & Visibility Problems

I was driving my 2015 honda accord on my normal drive home from work on july 1, 2019 when all of a sudden I heard a weird pow sound. Not knowing what it was I slowed down because I thought either I ran over something or some other vehicle had an issue. Needless to say, I realized that my entire sunroof had exploded / shatter under unknown circumstances.

On thursday, january 17th, 2019 the sunroof exploded on my 2015 accord. I was driving on a 45 MPH highway leaving a traffic light. There was nothing overhead and no prior damage.

Tl* the contact owns a 2015 honda accord. While driving 65 MPH, the sun roof exploded. The contact called a local dealer (honda world downey located at 10645 studebaker rd downey, ca 90241), but was not diagnosed or repaired.

While I was driving my car down a road that was paved no faster than 35mph without any other vehicles in front or behind me or even on the other side of the road my sunroof exploded. It made the loudest scariest noise I've ever heard! When I called honda to receive help I was entirely ignored and blown off.

While traveling southbound on rt. 95 in delaware, the sunroof spontaneously shattered on my three month old 2015 honda accord. The sound was similar to a loud gun shot, followed by a crackling noise.

The wipers intermittently stop while driving , it just started 2 days ago. I'm not sure what to do

While driving on the highway at a speed of 65mph I heard a loud pop and then glass breaking. When I stopped the car to see what happened, the sunroof glass was shattered. Luckily the sunroof cover was closed because my son was sitting in the backseat.

On 20/59 I have a broken windshield from the construction

This vehicle has no dashboard indicator to inform you when the washer fluid is low. This may sound like a small thing, however, the point when you run out without warning is when you are trying to clean the windshield. This happened to me on the highway this winter with a lot of salty spray coming off the road.

While driving in extreme dark conditions (eg on a poorly lit country road), with the headlights on, a well demarcated veil of darkness covers approximately 50% of the front windshield (ie the top half). This curtain-like veil obstructs the driver's vision, to the point that he/she must look "under" the curtain of darkness to clearly see the road.

After taking delivery of our new honda accord we were driving home on the freeway when it began raining.