13 documented fires, while driving or parked
One of the highest fire-to-complaint-volume ratios we have documented
Check engine light: On
With only 153 total complaints sampled, 13 fires is an unusually high proportion — spontaneous ignition under the hood occurring 'while driving or parked.'
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Recall parts unavailable, vehicles stranded for months
Same fire-hazard category as the 13 fires above
Check engine light: On
Owners report vehicles 'stranded unused' for months after a fire-hazard recall notification, unable to obtain the repair — this is explicitly tied to the same fire-risk category as the 13 fires above.
Owners report waiting months for recall parts that are unavailable.
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Excessive oil consumption, no leaks or warning lights
Owners add oil every 750-1,000 miles
Check engine light: On
'Engine burns oil like crazy,' with owners adding oil every 750-1,000 miles despite no leaks or warning lights.
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Complete loss of hydraulic brake components
Vehicles unable to stop, requiring emergency brakes
Check engine light: On
Complete loss of 'all hydraulic components' during brake operation leaves vehicles unable to stop, requiring use of the emergency brake — a severe safety-critical brake failure tied to recalls.
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Engine knocking from carbon buildup, seizure before 150,000 miles
No warning indicators despite internal damage
Check engine light: On
Engine knocking from carbon buildup leads to complete engine seizure requiring replacement before 150,000 miles, with no warning indicators despite internal damage.
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Clockspring failures prevent airbag deployment
"Airbag will not deploy in case of an accident"
Check engine light: On
Clockspring failures are reported to prevent airbag deployment: 'airbag will not deploy in case of an accident.'
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Ignition Coil Failure Recurring Issue with Multiple Replacements Needed
Ignition coil failure recurs, needing multiple replacements
Check engine light: Off
Ignition coil failure recurs, needing multiple replacements. This is among the more frequently reported issues on this generation, with 89 owner reports on file.
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Software Update Available to Correct Transmission Issues
A software update is available to correct transmission issues
Check engine light: Off
A software update is available to correct transmission issues. This is among the more frequently reported issues on this generation, with 75 owner reports on file.
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Failure of AC Compressor Clutch
The AC compressor clutch fails
Check engine light: Off
The AC compressor clutch fails. This is among the more frequently reported issues on this generation, with 57 owner reports on file.
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Updated Control Module to Correct False Check Engine Light
An updated control module corrects a false check engine light
Check engine light: On
An updated control module corrects a false check engine light. This is among the more frequently reported issues on this generation, with 41 owner reports on file.
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No Sound from Speakers
No sound comes from the speakers
Check engine light: Off
No sound comes from the speakers. This is among the more frequently reported issues on this generation, with 15 owner reports on file.
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Persistent Check Engine Light Issue Despite O2 Sensor Replacement and Thorough Inspection
A persistent check engine light issue continues despite O2 sensor replacement and thorough inspection
Check engine light: On
A persistent check engine light issue continues despite O2 sensor replacement and thorough inspection. This is among the more frequently reported issues on this generation, with 13 owner reports on file.
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IMPORTANT — 13 DOCUMENTED FIRES from just 153 total complaints, one of the highest fire-to-complaint-volume ratios — spontaneous ignition under the hood while driving OR while parked. Recall parts unavailable for extended periods leave owners' vehicles 'stranded unused' for months after a fire-hazard recall notification, unable to obtain the repair — meaning owners could not get the same fire-hazard defect fixed even after being notified.