Vehicle was purchased in virginia with the assumption it would pass maryland inspection as it had passed virginia inspection. front brake pads were worn too thin and the rotors were rusted. to pass maryland inspection is needed new front brake pads and rotors and would have needed rear pads also. dealership refused to be responsible for the problem. the consumer stated the dealer provided a reimbursement and requested to withdraw the complaint. *js
2011 mitsubishi overland. consumer writes in regards to vehicle not passing inspection due to thin brake pads and too many knicks in the windshield. *ld the consumer stated the failures were discovered two weeks after purchasing the vehicle. the dealer did not offer any assistance with having the vehicle repaired. *js
Tl* the contact owns a 2011 mitsubishi outlander sport. while driving at various speeds, the vehicle would pull to the right. the vehicle was taken to the dealer where a wheel alignment was performed, but the failure continued. while driving approximately 20 mph, the vehicle suddenly pulled to the right. the driver lost control and crashed into a brick boulder. the cause of the failure was not diagnosed. there were no injuries and a police report was not filed. also, while descending down a hill at approximately 5 mph, the message "vehicle immobilized" suddenly displayed and the brakes would not operate. the cause of the failure was not diagnosed. the contact indicated that the vehicle experienced multiple electrical malfunctions, such as not immediately shutting off when pressing the off and on button and the windows would not close intermittently. when someone touched the metal on the vehicle, the person would experience electrical shocks. the cause of the electrical failures were not diagnosed. the manufacturer was not notified of the failures. the failure mileage was 39,266. .... updated 06/30/15 *bf updated 10/18/2017*cn