So now he's dumb for complaining about engine problems? You Ford fans have no morals sometimes. Now I see why you like Fords so much, you think a truck with a cracked intake manifold and broken spark plugs is good...
Not "dumb" just useless. It's useless trying to complain about any "one" vehicle of manufacturer when they all have issues.
Wanna talk about GM's Overheating - I do since I spent 50K to buy a Duracrap that over heated from MILE ONE - DAY ONE. Not 12 years later.
Wanna talk about Toyota and their brake issues, or surging.
How about Dodge any their transmissions.
OK now for Honda and their lawsuits for mileage.
How about back to GM and their exploding VOLT cars hmm they're only a year old NOT TWELVE YEARS OLD.
Jeep Diesels and their problems. How about the roll over issues?
BMWs are dream cars for many. Most people lease them for a few years and trade them in for newer models. People then purchase them used, and this is where the problems begin.
Even if they are certified, these automatics should be avoided at all costs蓉nless you have several thousand dollars to repair the gear box. Customers say that the transmission hesitates or won't go into reverse at all.
GM Vehicles
There is a problem with many 1999 and older GM vehicles, all related to the type of antifreeze that the manufacturer used in the vehicle and recommended to dealers. This particular coolant, called Dex-Cool, virtually rots the radiator from the inside out. This includes the hoses, the gaskets, and a whole host of other parts that will need replacing, and with no help from General Motors Company.
Newer GM vehicles don't have this problem. In fact, newer cars (except for some Chevrolets) seem to have very few problems.
The Oldsmobile Bravada has been known to have several serious problems, namely with the heating and cooling systems. If you live in a temperate climate, this isn't a big deal. If you live in Florida (where it's hot) or Michigan (where it's freezing), you might have a problem, which can be extremely costly to fix. Steer clear of this used car, if you can.
The 2005 Saturn Relay has a laundry list of problems. They include sensor problems, such as the check engine light sensor. There are also reports of problems with the doors not closing properly.
Weather seals have been reported as not being very sturdy, and that they fall off. There are problems with the transmission. If you do a search for ratings on this minivan, you will find that most people who bothered to rate the vehicle had serious problems with it. Don't let it happen to you. Saturn makes great cars. This is just not one of them.
Volkswagen New Beetle
Sure, it's cute, but it has a lot of problems. Once the warranty runs out, you are out of luck. What are the problems with the New Beetle? It would be easier to ask what isn't a problem!
Problems with the power windows, the car's electrical system, the catalytic converter. All in all, the car is just known for being a money-sucker. Steer clear of this used car past its second or third year, just to be on the safe side.
2012 Suzuki Equator
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Recall: ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING
2012 Dodge Charger Recalls 2012 Dodge Charger
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Recall: TIRES : PRESSURE MONITORING AND REGULATING SYSTEMS
2012 Dodge Journey Recalls 2012 Dodge Journey
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Recall: SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC : FLUID
2012 Honda Civic Recalls 2012 Honda Civic
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Recall: FUEL SYSTEM, OTHER : DELIVERY : HOSES, LINES/PIPING, AND FITTINGS
2012 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport Recalls 2012 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport
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Recall: EXTERIOR LIGHTING : TURN SIGNAL
2012 Toyota Sienna Recalls 2012 Toyota Sienna
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Recall: EQUIPMENT : OTHER : LABELS