Warning problems of the 2020 Honda HR-V

The whole radar that controls collision mitigation, steering, lane departure, etc. Quit working. The car is only a few years old. All these lights go off in the car often times causing the car not to work properly. When we went to the dealership, the maintenance man said that this is a common issue due to the fact that they put the radar system in a location that gets overheated. We filed a claim, but they only will pay for a small portion of it to be repaired. Many of these cars have the same issue.

Started vehicle and it lit up with every warning imaginable. Dealership said it's the Honda sensing unit is defective. After reviewing online, it certainly seems everyone's unit is defective. . Now we were quoted 3k to fix safety related stuff. Can't afford to fix so now, just driving it until it crashes! woohoo fun! and no recall!.

Honda sensing dash warning lights come on and off during driving which can create an unsafe situation. The Honda sensing dash warning lights were for road departure mitigation system problem, collision mitigation system problem, adaptive cruise control problem, and auto high-beam problem. Per galpin Honda, the Honda sensing camera failed and needs to be replaced.

These system indicator lights repeatedly show on the dashboard. 1. Brake system 2. Acc lkas 3. Land departure problem 4. Some driver assist systems cannot operate: clean front windshield 5. Lane keeping assist problem lkas 6. Collision mitigation system problem 7. Road departure mitigation system problem 8. Auto high-beam problem 9. Adaptive cruise control problem I have taken the car to two different Honda dealerships for diagnostic. The mechanic speculated it 'could' be a battery issue so I purchased a new battery. The problems didn't resolve. Then the mechanic stated it 'could' be the camera system and if so, I would need to replace for $1800. I cannot afford to spend $1800 for speculation and there's no guarantee the problem is resolved. This is a serious issue with Hondas as I have read. This is not a wear-tear issue. This is a system issue and I don't feel I should have to spend $1800 on a system malfunction. It's not the windshield containing dirt or debris because I've had the windshield cleaned in hopes it would remedy the problem. The car is only 3-4 years old and I shouldn't be spending major dollars on any kind of system issue. This should be a recall effort since so many others have had the same complaints. The car is too new and it only has 53k miles on it. I'm the only person who drives the car mainly to and from work. I go out of state maybe twice per year so the car is not driven harshly. I also keep current with maintenance requirements. Paying $1800 for a faulty camera speculatively is a cruel way to make money off of purchasers. I'd like to have this issue considered as recall.