Fuel is splashed all over the side of the vehicle and the person filling the vehicle, if standing too close. Aren't we warned about static electricity possibly causing a fire? What happens when a large quantity of fuel and highly flammable vapors enter the picture? HUGE possibility for fire and injuries!!!!!!!

If I had to input every single incident since I've owned this vehicle then I'd have to spend a lot of time here! This happens every single time I fill up. I am unable to fill up using the clip stopper thing on the gas pump at certain stations. I know these pumps have auto shut-off but it does not work on my vehicle. Very annoying when you reek of gasoline on the way to the office! This doesn't seem very safe...

I'm not over filling the tank and I can only put in $0.50 at a time, it keeps spiting gas out of the fill tube.

THE GAS TANK OVERFLOWS EVERY TIME THE VEHICLE IS FILLED UP. GAS STATION PUMPS DO NOT AUTOMATICALLY STOP WHEN FILLING THE TANK. THIS OCCURS EVERY TIME AND AT EVERY GAS STATION. THIS HAS THE POTENTIAL FOR STARTING A FIRE. IT ALSO LEAKS FUEL INTO THE ENVIRONMENT. AS EXPENSIVE AS GAS IS NOW, I DON'T APPRECIATE DUMPING MONEY ON THE GROUND!

I bought car used in October 2012.The first time i put gas in it overflowed.I took it back to the dealer were i bought it and was told there is a valve on top of the fuel tank that regulates the air when refueling.The valve can not be replaced the fuel tank has to be replaced at a cost of $1600.00.

When filling with fuel, it always overflows about a cup full or so, no matter which setting is used on the pump handle.

It occurs every time the Liberty is filled, and at every fuel station.

The fuel comes out of the filler opening, down the rear fender, and onto the ground.

This has happened since I bought the car in late 2006, and I have never filled it with any fuel except normal unleaded gasoline.