I own a 1995 Buick Regal. The engine is hydrolocked I've been told. The intake was leaking coolant for a while at the plastic manifold. I've done research on the internet and see this is a common problem. I've read somewhere that GM takes responsibility for it and issued a fix by adding a pill additive to the coolant or something. I wasn't aware of this and my engine is totally shot. I'm a poor senior citizen and can't afford to fix a car. I have no way to get around. Please force GM to enact a recall and reimburse all damage caused by their faulty engineering. Please.

- Dallas, TX, USA

I own a 1995 Buick Regal and for all the trouble I have had with it, I still like it. First, the air conditioning will quit working when it is real hot outside and we are going up a hill. Where we live that is everywhere. Second, the paint started peeling when the car was only 3 years old. I contacted the dealer where we purchased the vehicle and was told that there was nothing that he could do about it without charging us for a paint job. ($3500). I then contacted another dealer in another town a couple years later and was told that if I had reported it sooner that Buick would have painted it for me at no charge. I had missed the cut-off at that time by a couple months and a thousand miles. This car now has 114,000 miles on it and still runs ok. We use it as an extra vehicle for winter driving but I will never buy another one. I will never recommend the dealership where I bought it either. Finally, the rotors have been replaced two times and needs it again. I can't seem to get them replaced or turned except with GMC parts which is not worth it.

- Reedsville, WV, USA

I bought a 94 Ford Explorer 02/02/200 and the car overheated the next day. I wanted out from the whole deal but they said no or else they will ruin my credit, so I had no choice but to get the Buick, I was concerened about my credit, and on the next day I'm having all these problems.

- Duarte, CA, USA