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I was faced issues with a strange noise from the driver’s door on my ride, it was fixed by a loose panel adjustment. The emergency braking also activated unexpectedly during rain, but a software update resolved that.

Installing a split A/C in your garage is a wise investment to protect battery health long-term.

The center infotainment screen in my car occasionally makes an annoying buzzing noise from behind. I’m reluctant to take it to the dealership, as the Honda techs don’t seem too familiar with this model, and I’ve had to troubleshoot issues myself before. Any ideas on what could be off?

I’ve also noticed the infotainment system feels more user-friendly. The phone integration is definitely a nice touch....oh yeah the adaptive cruise control is a solid upgrade.

I guess it's just a different approach with the Prologue. I’ll keep adjusting it manually to find that sweet spot for comfort.

Thanks @Kimiko, I found out it’s normal for some newer vehicles, like the 2024 Prologue, to have different default settings for the auto climate control system, and if the auto setting has recirculation turned off by default, it means it's designed to bring in outside air. I was able to...

Glad I could help :giggle:

I am not quite sure the exact towing capacity, but you can check this information on your manual, it should have the maximum weight.

You should be able to with your mobile app, check the climate control settings. Make sure you have the latest version.

Hi, thanks for sharing your experience! I really liked enjoyed your take on the driving performance and the quiet ride, it’s always nice to hear when a car truly delivers on comfort 😊

In previous Hondas, the auto setting always recirculates air in the vehicle to avoid bringing in humid from outside. But on my 2024 Prologue the auto setting has recirculation turned off by default, and I guess this means it is bringing outside air. Is this normal?