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.
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- the contact received recall 06V417000 for 2006 Buick Rendezvous. The dealer has been unable to repair the vehicle and asked to buy it back. They made her an offer 0N 12/06/06 which she decline dbecause it did not include the full purchase price. Since that time they have not contacted her to make another offer, and the telephone number the dealer gave herwas no longer in operation. She has been unable to contact them.
: the contact stated the front passenger seat airbag sensor intermittently failed to activate. The vehicle was seen by a dealer, but was unable to alter the weight requirement to activate the sensor. The airbag was inactive up to 100 pounds. However, the passenger weighed 105 pounds, and the airbag sensor light indicated inactive. The manufacturer was consulted, but determined the airbag sensor was designed to activate at the specified weight. The contact felt that if a person who was 105 lbs could driver a vehicle safely with air bag, why was it unsafe to sit in a passenger seat. Didn't buy a vehicle so that he at 105 lbs would have to sit in the rear seat to be safe.
- New Baltimore, MI, USA
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- Moberly, MO, USA