Problems with 2002 Buick Century VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL

Intake leaking antifreeze - cost too much to repair for me. my only car to get to work. replacing bearings today for sticking back brakes. all interior accessories are broken; cosmetic mirror, ashtray, center console, passenger windshield wiper stripped motor, 1 window working. still owe on car but cannot fix everything. any help ????

Tire feels like it doesn't want to spin. no grip. *tr

Tl*the contact owns a 2002 buick century. the contact was driving at 65 mph with the cruise control set. suddenly, the vehicle increased acceleration without warning. the brake pedal was applied several times and then the gear selector was shifted into the neutral position. the engine was turned off and restarted. the vehicle was able to resume normally. the failure occurred two different times. the contact stated on the third occurrence the cruise control was not engaged. the vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer where the technician informed that the failure could possibly be contributed to the cruise control module. the cruise control module was disabled. the failure mileage was approximately 105,000. updated 10/01/2010. *lj updated 10/04/10

Dt: the contact stated after accelerating to pass another vehicle the cruise control would not deactivate. she tried with the brake pedal and the off switch for the cruise control it did not work. the vehicle stopped and he had to stand on the brakes. once the vehicle stopped the rpms increased. she took the vehicle home and could feel something in the transmission. there was metal on the oil dipstick. the vehicle has not been to a mechanic for inspection and no repairs have been made. *ak the consumer stated she was able to pull off to the shoulder. updated 01/11/05. *jb

My 2002 buick century odometer is over recording miles by 4%. after taking my car to the buick dealer two times i am informed that gm responded that there are no federal regulations regarding the accuracy of an odometer. buick (g.m.) responded that 4% error is acceptable to them. i have a copy of the g.m. response to the dealer(g.m. document id#1216409---service vme-odometer accuracy, #pi00746-(12/24/2002). when i file my federal tax return-form 2106 business expense since i travel 40,000 miles a year i would be over reporting 1.600 miles at a 4% rate. is there a federal regulation regarding the accuracy of an odometer. i am able to find state and federal regulations regarding fraud and roll-back of an odometer but nothing regarding the accuracy. this would also have an effect on the regulated fuel mpg requirements. any published mpg would need to be reduced by 4%.*jb