Brake Disc Pads problems of the 2018 Honda Accord

All warning lights have been coming on for the last 3 years first time I was almost run over by 18 wheeler all warning lights came on the car lost power and I could not turn on hazard lights had to wave hands out window to alert traffic that my car was malfunctioning second time I was in on going traffic and all lights came on and car lost power had to use emergency brake to keep from getting hit from behind by ups truck I have attempted to take car back to dealership on several occasions and was told that my car was not on the recall for the bcm software malfunction and the fuel pump and that I would have to pay a 250 diagnostic fee I have only been successful at getting the back up camera recall replaced all other recall I was told that my VIN number was not included. I have had the spark plugs replaced coils replaced wind shield replaced heat cracked windshield, battery replaced twice, brakes and pads replaced tires replaced back camera replaced and water pump replaced. Since the cars warning lights have been on the car does not indicate when maintenance is due for the last 2yrs determine on my own or go to auto zone to get a diagnostic reading I'm not sure if this is a lemon or not but trying to get every warning light part replaced has been to n0 avail the cars warning lights a power and feature functions have not worked in 3 yrs.

The rear passenger brake pad is worn to nothing. All other pads are fine. I have 22,000 miles on my Honda. Dealership said it was rusted because I live at the beach. If that is true then would there not be problems with all 4. I heard scraping sounds before. The low tire pressure warning has been on. While driving my car, the electronic panel read I needed to pull over immediately and call roadside assistance. The tire pressure was fine.

The rear brake are completely worn out at 38k miles and the front pads are fine. Dont understand whybthe rear would wear out faster than the front. There was sever damage done to the rear rotator a d had to get replaced.

Replaced rear brake pads 11-8-2019 at 32,223 miles. Replaced rear brake pads and rotors 2-3-2021 at 56,679 miles. They have a problem again. They had the same problem with the 2009 Accords.

Grinding of rear brakes when driving. Took to dealer and they determined 1 of 4 rear inner brake pads was worn. Researched online and found several other complaints in 2020 for the same issue. Dealer treated symptom by replacing worn pad.

Rear brake pads are wearing out way faster than the front. Seems it is some type of manufacturing defect. I found out many other owners of this model have the same issue and was informed if enough people file this complaint, they may offer a remedy or recall to correct this issue.

Only the rear brake pads have completely depleted without any of the other ones being close to depleting. Rotor is now grinding on metal backing plate of pad. Car has been in normal use for 70,000 mi.

Rear brake pads are wearing quicker than the front, I barley have any life in the rear pads. (wearing out twice as fast as they normally should) just like what happened to the 2008-2010 Accords. Honda looked at the issue and completely ignored it, they told me its dangerous if I dont change them and they didnt say anything about them wearing out quick.

I went to the dealership for and oil change at 20,000 miles and was told that my rear pads were worn and needed to be replaced. The front pads are fine. This issue was recalled in 2010 and needs to be recalled again.

When I went to the Honda dealer in 2019 to change my oil, they have said that my rear brake pads need to be replaced even though I have had the vehicle for a couple of months. It was very bizarre to me as the car is fwd and the engine is in the front, thus making more stress on the front brake pads instead of the rear brake pads. Other Honda Accord 2018-2020 owners have complained of this same issue and I hope it can be resolved as it seems that the rear brake pads wear off too fast. The car was stationary at the time of notice.