This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
So how do you find out what problems are occurring? For this NHTSA complaint data, the only way is to read through the comments below. Any duplicates or errors? It's not us.
Consumer states that their vehicle is experiencing the same defect stated in recall # 96 V 006 000, but vehicle is not included by VIN number. Due to date off vehicle manufacutured.
Consumer states after long trip there is ticking noise in engine and the service engine soon light is on. Dealer found rocker shaft perch was broken and replaced lifters, rear head gasket and plugs.
Consumer had stopped along side the road to assist another motorist in changing a tire, a few minutes later he saw smoke coming from underneath the hood of his vehicle, claim 11-3444-113.
Vehicle was warming up in the driveway when it caught on fire in the engine compartment, the fire swept from the engine compartment back through the firewall into the passenger compartment, claim 38-J468-878.
Consumer received recall and took vehicle to dealership for repairs, however while driving a fire started in the upper engine compartment, claim 11-3493-153.
Vehicle was warming up for about five minutes when it caught on fire, fire swept from the engine compartment back through the firewall into the passenger comparment, claim 38-J468-878.
Consumer received a recall and took vehicle to dealership to be repaired, fire appeared to start in the upper engine compartment while in motion, claim 11-3493-153.
While driving and without warning vehicle completely shutsdown, cause unknown. Consumer states dealer disconnected safety locks, alarm system, and keyless entry, they think it will solve the problem but it didn?T, still vehicle stalls and starts every time after 20 minutes.
Consumer had stopped along side the road to assist another motorist in changing a tire, a few minutes later he saw smoke coming from underneath the hood of his vehicle, claim 11-3444-113.
Vehicle was warming up in the driveway when it caught on fire in the engine compartment, the fire swept from the engine compartment back through the firewall into the passenger compartment, claim 38-J468-878.
Consumer received recall and took vehicle to dealership for repairs, however while driving a fire started in the upper engine compartment, claim 11-3493-153.
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