I bought this car used from a dealer last April 300 miles away and was told there was nothing wrong with it. As soon as I bought it and started driving it home, the ABS light came on. My husband said it was probably just a loose wire and that he would look at it once we got it home. He found nothing wrong so I've been driving it, but the ABS light still comes on all the time whether I'm pressing the gas or applying the brakes. And most of the time when I'm driving in town, the brakes are real spongy. I'll try to stop and they'll start shaking and grinding so I have to let go and try to slam on them at that point. I've had to use the emergency brake a few times to avoid having an accident. It's a real pain in the ass!!
A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
I bought this car used from a dealer last April 300 miles away and was told there was nothing wrong with it. As soon as I bought it and started driving it home, the ABS light came on. My husband said it was probably just a loose wire and that he would look at it once we got it home. He found nothing wrong so I've been driving it, but the ABS light still comes on all the time whether I'm pressing the gas or applying the brakes. And most of the time when I'm driving in town, the brakes are real spongy. I'll try to stop and they'll start shaking and grinding so I have to let go and try to slam on them at that point. I've had to use the emergency brake a few times to avoid having an accident. It's a real pain in the ass!!
- Kristi H., Mankato, KS, US