Consumer Complaints
| Fail date | miles | occurences | Purchase date |
|---|---|---|---|
| ELECTRICAL SYSTEM - IGNITION | |||
| 05/14/2002 | 1 | ||
| Front end frame snapped, causing it to be too much weight on engine and transmission.*ak front cradle bolts broke prior to receiving recall notice 00v189000. however dealer would not fix stating that the frame cradle was broke due to rust (not due to the cradle bolts) and dropped 2 inches causing the steering gear to separate from the steering shaft causing loss of control. ignition module and coil pack had to be replaced. fuel injectors replaced twice. door hinge replaced twice. *tt | |||
| 12/24/1995 | |||
| Consumer was driving the vehicle and the engine cut off caused the consumer to have a near accident. tt | |||
| ELECTRICAL SYSTEM - IGNITION - MODULE | |||
| 03/15/1989 | 5 | ||
| Computer failed. | |||
| ELECTRICAL SYSTEM - IGNITION - SWITCH | |||
| 10/15/2001 | |||
| Key in the ignition swtich would not start vehicle. key would keep on turning. dealer was not notified at this time. feel free to provide any further information.*ak | |||
| ELECTRICAL SYSTEM - WIRING | |||
| 03/20/2007 | 155925 | 3 | 03/20/2007 |
| Tl*- the contact owns a 1988 buick regal which she purchased recently. the odometer on the vehicle did not work. the contact claimed that the dealer did not inspect the vehicles before they sold them. they repaired the rear brakes, and the driver's side front brakes, but the brakes were still not operating properly. the vehicle could not pass an inspection, and now the vehicle did not start. the mechanic believed that the failure may be in the fuel filter, fuel pump or something else. the vehicle would turn over, but would not start. when she tried to turn on the ignition she could smell gas fumes. the wiring was cut by the previous owner and the power locks did not work. the dealer refused to give the contact the receipt for parts purchased to repair the brakes, and refused to make any further repairs on the vehicle. the current and failure mileage were 155,925 . *ak | |||