Lol. Okay, so from whom did you hear this from? If you talking hybrids and the like or the shortcomings of the CVT? If otherwise then no... Honda is still one of the best when it comes to reliability and there are loads more wrong with other brands as a whole If you do be making that comparison EG Kia, hyundai, bmw, benz and others. If by good you mean sporty, does the SI or type R not count due to being front wheel drive? Idk where you heard this from man.

All new cars, Honda included, are loaded with an insane level of technology that will cost a fortune to repair when the car gets old. However, Honda and Toyota are still in the lead when it comes to building cars that are likely to last a long time before they start breaking down.

You sure you aren’t confusing Honda with Hyundai?  But, Honda is still amongst the top 4 automakers (alongside Toyota, Mazda, Subaru) for building reliable vehicles.  Today’s automobiles are as complex as they come, full of tech, performance, fuel saving measures, features that consumers crave, comfort, safety, etc., and all at a price point that overall reliability for most automakers has taken a hit, but Honda is still a good brand.  You can certainly do a lot worse.

I love my 2020 Honda Accord Sport 2.0T. And it is built solid from what I can tell. Definitely has a sporty side and gets great MPG. 

I haven't really heard anyone saying Honda's aren't good. Quality and reliability is pretty much what they are known for.