I began to hear an intermittent scraping, rubbing noise in the back of the car. I took it in to the dealer where i bought the car and they told me i needed rear brake pads only and the front brakes were fine, no problem�. Soon after, i had necessity to brake suddenly on the freeway and i discovered that the front end shook violently when braking at 55-60 mph! i felt a dread to tell the dealer due to previous issues with them. I finally took it back and was told that now the front brakes were warped and needed the €�rotors turned! at a cost of $300. 00+ to me. I complained that this car is still under extended warranty and did not have enough mileage for such drastic measures of turning the rotors. I received a vague estimate which offered to repair at no charge to customer. Why can't honda replace these rotors and not just turn them? i am still paying for this car and certainly never anticipated such a mess as this when it is still new! is there some problem with these rotors as yet undisclosed by honda? i did months of research and test driving and looking for my first brand new car. I expect more from honda and this is very disappointing! honestly, i thought i would have this car for many years to come and now i find myself wondering why i bought a new car in the first place. This is not a good start!

please provide some answers for me. [xxx]

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