Right rear brake light assembly leaks water shorting out the right rear brake light, this should be a product recall

- Anchorage, AK, USA

Add my rear tail light assemblies filling with water and condensation to the list of complaints. Back up and brake light bulbs must be replaced after any heavy rain event.

- Sharpsburg, GA, USA

Driver tail light assembly is collecting condensation in it, causing tail light bulbs to crack and blow out. Several youtube videos show fixes, so this is obviously an issue.

- Muncie, IN, USA

Driver tail light assembly is collecting condensation in it.

- Corona, CA, USA

A safety accident has not happen with my vehicle but I do not feel safe driving somewhere at night since my front dome lights have quit working when I open my door. I don't have any warranty because Y'all took away the good warranty since the car was originally my mother's.please recall

- Angleton, TX, USA

Moisture inside both tail light assemblies

- Warren, AR, USA

Rear drivers tail light filling up with water.

- Lynn, MA, USA

While driving home from work, it got dark, so I turned on the lights ( the low beams) I was on the freeway, they seemed fine but when I exited the freeway onto a dark surface road, I was unable to see more than 30 feet ahead of me. There was total blackness above the lights. They are not set properly.I looked online to research if others have had this problem and I found out that it is common and people are just driving with their highbeams on to correct this the low beams are set at a terrible angle, it's crazy how bad they are. I live in a rural area and can not use the low beams at all. They do not illuminate far enough into the distance to make driving at night, safe. I purchased this car from a dealer 11 days ago. I did not test drive the car at night, had I done so I would have asked to have the lights adjusted.I would like you to look into this, as I believe this model vehicle should be recalled to have the head light adjustment fixed in order to drive safely at night and as not to blind other drivers by driving with the high beams on.

- Bonsall, CA, USA

The contact owns a 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe. While driving approximately 30 mph with the low beam headlights illuminated, the contact experienced extremely poor visibility. When the contact drove down a hill, she stated that the headlights provided limited view. The high beam headlights had to be illuminated in order to see the road clearly. The vehicle was taken to the dealer for a diagnostic test. The technician stated that the vehicle was designed to specification. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 5. updated 08/23/12 updated 08/23/12

- Huntington, MA, USA