Owners of the Swindon-made Civic should visit their local Honda dealer
Honda is alerting all of its Civic owners in Britain of a faulty handbrake.
The Japanese firm is sending out letters to 63,000 drivers after customers complained that the handbrake did not stick when applying it while pushing the release button.
The design fault applies to Civics produces between 2006 and 2007.
Honda has offered to give its customers a new handbrake if they are unhappy.
The company will be sending out the letters throughout March and April, advising customers to visit their local Honda dealer.
It recommends that drivers do not push the release button when using the handbrake as it could result in the handbrake not catching.
A Honda spokesman said: "We do apologise for any inconvenience to customers."
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