Honda is recalling more than 65,000 of its 2013 Honda Accord sedans because of driveshaft problems that could create dangerous situations on the road. The recall only affects models with four-cylinder engines and continuously variable transmissions (CVTs). The issue comes from a specific lubricant used when the cars were built. This lubricant damages the protective coating on the driveshafts, leaving them open to rust when exposed to road salt and other winter chemicals. As the driveshaft corrodes, it can eventually break, causing two major safety problems: your car could suddenly lose power while you’re driving, or it might roll away … Continue reading 65,000 Honda Accords Face Sudden Power Loss: Driveshaft Recall Targets 23 Salt-Belt States