Complaint 2112952
2014 HONDA ODYSSEY • UNKNOWN OR OTHER • incident May 22, 2025
- Complaint ID
- 2112952
- Make
- HONDA
- Model
- ODYSSEY
- Model Year
- 2014
- Component
- UNKNOWN OR OTHER
- Incident Date
- May 22, 2025
- Date Received
- Jul 22, 2025
- Data As Of
- Jul 1, 2026
Complaint Summary
UNKNOWN OR OTHER
Owner Narrative
I purchased a used vehicle from an auto auction. After the purchase, I discovered through Carfax and AutoCheck reports that the vehicle had a history of severe damage and an odometer discrepancy, both of which were not disclosed prior to the sale. The vehicle was sold with a Clean Title that stated âActual Mileage,â but available records contradict this, indicating possible odometer fraud and prior total loss or structural damage. This raises concerns of title washing â where previous branded or salvage titles are "washed" clean through certain state DMVs â and calls into question the accuracy of the title issued shortly before the sale. The clean title was issued just one day before the auction sale, despite existing documentation showing serious history issues. The current situation poses a potential safety risk if the structural integrity was compromised in the previous damage. I still have the documents and inspection results available upon request. No resolution has been offered despite raising the issue with the auction.
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