Come on now Mitsubishi... Seriously?
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Can't lemon Law it because you need to have the same problem 3 times. Everytime I take it in I ask them to fix the hesitation but they always state they can't reproduce the problem. Therefore, as far as everyone is concerned, I'm just imagining it and there isn't actually a problem, regardless of whether or not there exists a TSB for the exact same problem.
*edit after quickly skimming through the thread - cars come out of a factory differently. Some are stronger, some are weaker, and a whole bunch are in the middle. UFO, your car definitely seems to have problems that I would take up with the dealer, Mitsubishi directly, etc. Best of luck!
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To the OP: it sounds like you're being more defensive than actually trying to help us help you.
YOUR car is coming apart pretty badly and I think you're definitely eligible for a new car under the lemon law.
But a lot of us are NOT having these issues and there's no reason to come off as a dick about it.
I've babied my car since the beginning and I see no signs of anything coming apart any time soon. I can't imagine what your car has been through...especially for the pillars to be falling off.
YOUR car is coming apart pretty badly and I think you're definitely eligible for a new car under the lemon law.
But a lot of us are NOT having these issues and there's no reason to come off as a dick about it.
I've babied my car since the beginning and I see no signs of anything coming apart any time soon. I can't imagine what your car has been through...especially for the pillars to be falling off.
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Subaru knew that problem, and addressed it quite promptly, the newer cars come with clear bra right in the problem area, and all the old ones got to go get it put on as well. My car is black and I have zero problems in that area and no mudflaps. You'd think Mitsubishi would do the same, if they haven't already...
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I certainly don't baby my car. Why would I pay $35K for a performance sedan to drive like Miss Daisy. I do, however, take very good care of the car.
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>1 yr of ownership. A few rockchips where there is no clear bra on hood that us much due to cleveland winters as anything other than that no issues, the dealer flashed the car2x with no complaints(call mitsu Corp office if the local guys won't play ball, gearbox notchy when cold at first but fine now, no rattles, knew the seats where cheap cloth so upgraded to leather package and have no issues.....
Bottom line, the quality control must have some weak spots since some have had no issues, some a few, some none.
I am very happy overall
Bottom line, the quality control must have some weak spots since some have had no issues, some a few, some none.
I am very happy overall
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My car is babied, actually it's more than babied! I'm not here to bash Mitsubishi, I'm here because I was once very impressed with the entire line of EVO's, until I had to deal with Mitsubishi and found them to be rather sub par in the customer support department/defective recall issues. It's a little known fact guys, Mitsubishi was one of the largest recall scammer's... Do some research and you'll find that they've covered up numerous defects and issues, some leading to death and injuries and were charged with these issues in the court of law, I didn't find this out until I had to deal with them directly!
Once again I'm not saying all of Mitsubishi is bad, they have some great products but you can't deny the truth, Mitsubishi has been the worst company I've ever had to deal with thus far! And to all the moderator's, I'm not here to bash or chase people away as I drive a Mitsubishi myself and have for years, but this should silence some of the hate op's get for posting their problem's! I don't blame the EVO, I blame the man! Mitsubishi needs to take it on the chin for their willingness to dish out faulty vehicles, as all guilty counterparts do!
Here's the link to clarify this information!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UsereLarge/recall
http://www.enquirer.com/editions/200...hi_admits.html
http://www.usatoday.com/money/consum...s/mauto778.htm
http://www.autosafety.org/safety-sca...mes-mitsubishi
www.mitsubishisucks.com
Once again I'm not saying all of Mitsubishi is bad, they have some great products but you can't deny the truth, Mitsubishi has been the worst company I've ever had to deal with thus far! And to all the moderator's, I'm not here to bash or chase people away as I drive a Mitsubishi myself and have for years, but this should silence some of the hate op's get for posting their problem's! I don't blame the EVO, I blame the man! Mitsubishi needs to take it on the chin for their willingness to dish out faulty vehicles, as all guilty counterparts do!
Here's the link to clarify this information!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UsereLarge/recall
http://www.enquirer.com/editions/200...hi_admits.html
http://www.usatoday.com/money/consum...s/mauto778.htm
http://www.autosafety.org/safety-sca...mes-mitsubishi
www.mitsubishisucks.com