Windshield OEM Honda or OEM Hyundai

The third one they went oem and it was perfect.

Mine has a small chip on the lower end of the windshield but that’s been it. I also live in an area where we use sand and gravel on our roads during the wintertime. My Mazda3 has gotten beat because of this, so it’s been nice to see this Palisade windshield holding up.

when i bought my car, i paid 450 for a warranty that covers the windshield, it uses OEM glass replacement. I used said warranty probably 6 months into owning my new ridgeline and new OEM glass+install etc was $1787. Was the only time i felt like i bought something that is usually a rip off, that was totally awesome.

The OEM glass is nothing special to begin with. I noticed waves and/or imperfections with just about ALL the CRV's when I bought mine (23)...mine included.

She's cracked her windshield multiple times, the glass is very thin.

My 2021 Accord's windshield looks like it has been sandblasted, has a lot of pits, and a couple of chips, and it's just been a year since I got it. I keep a lot of following distance. Every time I am on the interstate, I just hope I get back home without a new crack, and I always hope I don't hear a sound in the windshield when I am passing a semi. No other brand car that I have driven had a windshield this weak.

10th gen is trash. i have a nice small web crack cause of a rock from a truck. my 2011 Jetta was a fucking tank compared to this car.

2022 accord sport here not even a month already have a crack

We had to replace the windshield on our 2022 Acord Hybrid. Got a rock chip and had it filled/repaired. Went out town for a month, and the windshield had side to side and top to bottom cracks when we returned.

I had a 9th gen accord and my LARGEST "maintenance" expense was replacing the windshields. I shit you not I had to replace the windshield 2 separate times over the course of 2 years because some random truck on the highway would kick up something seemingly harmless and destroy my windshield.