We found the following complaints for MITSUBISHI SPYDER (2003)
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Consumer letter complaint regarding the warranty on 2003 mitsubishi spyder.vehicle experiencing problems with the brakes, headlight equipment, speakers, turn signals and a ticking noise coming from the engine.*mrconsumer feels that they were treated unfair with this deal and want their money back for this vehicle, due to number of problem they have had.
Consumer letter complaint regarding the warranty on 2003 mitsubishi spyder.vehicle experiencing problems with the brakes, headlight equipment, speakers, turn signals and a ticking noise coming from the engine.*mrconsumer feels that they were treated unfair with this deal and want their money back for this vehicle, due to number of problem they have had.
Consumer letter complaint regarding the warranty on 2003 mitsubishi spyder.vehicle experiencing problems with the brakes, headlight equipment, speakers, turn signals and a ticking noise coming from the engine.*mrconsumer feels that they were treated unfair with this deal and want their money back for this vehicle, due to number of problem they have had.
While shifting into reverse the clutch failed.this caused the vehicle to stall. Consumer restarted the vehicle, and drove it to the dealer for inspection, and mechanic determined that clutch needed to be replaced and replaced it.however, the problem recurred after having three clutches replaced.
Dt*:the contact stated the driver's seat belt will not retract or release.the seat belt was replaced by the local dealership last year.however, the replacement seat belt is having the same problem.
Dt*:the contact stated the driver's seat belt will not retract or release.the seat belt was replaced by the local dealership last year.however, the replacement seat belt is having the same problem.
The paint on my new vehicle began peeling off the hood in quarter-sized chunks as i was washing it by hand. Although the dealer initially attempted to deny responsibility, they reluctantly agreed to repaint hood, acknowledging that there was an "adherence issue." i discoveredthrough a source in the mitsubishi factory that there wasa "lot" of cars that they failed to placean e-seal on prior painting. When my vin was checked, my source discovered that itwas one of the vehicles in that "lot." i was told to expectfurther paint issues with the doors in the near future by this source. This information was not disclosed to me prior to purchaseor when i took the vehicle in for repair. In fact, it was only my persistence that resulted in my vehicle's hood being repainted. The vehicles in the lot should be recalled ! i paid over$31,000.00 for this vehicle, and i should not have to be concerned about defective and/or shoddy painting at the factory.please help me find this internal memoranda that governs my vehicle so i can further pursue this issue with the manufacturer. Or, if you can beof assistance in rectifying this cover-up., i would be very grateful. My dream car has turned out to be a real disappointment. Dimsii ivoq entry posted after 12/12/02 cut-over to artemis--------770771.*nlm
Consumer could not roll the electricalwindows up or down.consumerinsisted that the windows were a design flaw. Tookvehicle to the dealer for analysis, andmechanic noticed that a worn part in the remote needed to be replaced.*mr
Vehicle has a blind spot between the mirror and the back window. As a resultvehicle was involved in a collision. The office that filed the report suggested that the consumer get a small mirror and attach it to the exterior rearview mirror.the officer indicated thata lot of truck driver's use them to see around their trucks.the consumer feel that these small mirrors should be standard equipment.
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