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.
Within the last 8 months A/C compressor went out; the speed control surged, worked intermittently then stopped functioning; the left rear ABS wheel speed sensor failed causing the system to work intermittently; the engine head gasket blew and my rear window blew out and shattered when I closed the door during 00F weather. Presently I have had no response from the manufacturer stating the technicality of "out of warranty" "nothing we can do" deaf ears. I would greatly appreciate any assistance or suggestions on how I can proceed to recover some of my costs for repairing so many items that have failed within a short period of time.
When the brakes are applied, they would make noises after the pedal goes to the floor. Vehicle would roll. Brakes pumped to stop. Mechanic said speed sensor on rear left defective. Later, it was the right rear brakes. Each time sensors replaced or repaired. The problem always returns.
Consumer has been experiening brake failure on numerous occasion; especially when vehicle hit a bump or a pot hole; it also causes vehicle to loose its brakes system. Vehicle has been in /out of shop several occasions, but nothing can be founded. Dealers are notified.
When traveling on dry roads and depressing the brake pedal to make a normal stop the ABS brakes started operatiing, making it very difficult to operate the vehicle. Consumer also having a problem when making a right or left hand turns, the steering wheel grabs and there is a griding sound coming from the front end. Consumer has contacted the dealer.
Upon traveling at 15 mph on wet pavement and upon depressing the brake pedal the vehicle acclerated, causing the consumer to lose control of the vehicle, resulting in an accident. Consumer states dealer has been contacted. Please provide any additional details.
While traveling and upon depressing the brake pedal, the pedal traveled to the floorboard, resulting in extended stopping distance, causing the consumer to have an accident.
When applying the brakes on any road conditions and there is a slight bump in the road, the brakes grab and release and more stopping distance is required. This is worse on gravel roads.
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- Philaedephia, PA, USA