Car Accelerates On Its Own problems of the 2014 Honda CR-V

My Honda Cr-v suddenly accelerated without my pedal input while I was turning at about 5 mph in the parking lot of an outdoor shopping plaza and looking for a parking space. My vehicle accelerated up to 18 mph before colliding with two parked cars, leading to moderate front-end damage of my vehicle. Dashcam video available at https://youtu. Be/t1sxheze74s.

I experienced sudden unintended acceleration of the engine twice over a 3 month period. After driving for approximate 140 milles I pulled into a parking area. After the car stopped the engine immediately reved up to over 3000 rpm. I immediately put the car in neutral and turned off the key. The second time this happened the conditions were similar with the engine reving up to approximately 5000 rpm. In both cases the engine reved up after car was stopped at the end of a long continuous drive. At the end of these events I looked down and verified that my foot was definitely on the brake. After the first event I had the vehicle checked by a reliable mechanic and nothing unusual was found.

I was pulling into my parking space at work at about 5 miles an hour. I applied the brake and suddenly accelerated at a high rate of speed into the brick wall of the building about 10 feet away. Front end damage to the car and damage to the building. This is the 2nd time I have had sudden acceleration. The first time I was preparing to pull into a parking space but I was further away from the building. I stomped on the brakes repeatedly and was able to stop just before hitting anything.

Since the day I picked up the new Cr-v it has had an intermittent problem when trying to accelerate. This is particularly dangerous when trying to change lanes in traffic or avoid another vehicle. It occurs randomly, 3-4 times a day. I will be moving at a moderate speed, 15 to 40 mph, and when I press the accelerator gently, the car slows down!! if I press harder, nothing happens for a few seconds and then it accelerates rapidly! this is very disconcerting. This problem is similar to NHTSA id number 10608235 but occurs only when I am already moving. I've taken the crv to 2 different Honda dealers and they test drive it but the problem doesn't happen so they say it must be "normal". It isn't. It's dangerous! someone who actually understands how this vehicle works should be able to figure it out.