Comments on: Report: NHTSA to Investigate Electric Interference from Cell Phones as Possible Cause of Unintended Acceleration

By: rubens

rubens — Sun, 30 May 2010 23:14:50 +0000

I bought a honda fit one year ago and my wife suffered an accident when has lost the control of the Electric Steering. The vehicle was totally destroyed and it has suspicion of mechanical fail of the Steering bar. I made a claim to honda regional, but they have not given attention to me. I think that it could be caused by EMI because the accident occurred next to high voltage eletric line.

By: Lorri Pritts

Lorri Pritts — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 18:52:58 +0000

Ok i am writing to you all whom have a Chevy Cobalt I just got off of the phone with The head office for GM and anyone who has this car (Chevy cobalt with power steering problems) you may never get your car fixed they say they have recall out there for theses cars but dont believe them I think they just said they have a recall to make it look good on them When I called she told me there is no recall on my Chevy 2006 cobalt with a power steering problem and there might never be a recall for my car I called and made a complant with NHTSA I Called 1-800-327-4236 in September of 09 and explained the problem i was having so I am one of the ones who had a complaint with them and now they are telling me nothing is on the list for my car that is a bunch of bull sh— excuse my language but i am pissed i believe they announced the recall to shut everyone up This is not it with me I will have to see what a lawyer thinks of the whole deal and then i am contacting the news to see what can be done and if nothing then i will get rid of my cobalt and buy something more dependable (FORD) always bought chevys but it looks like im due for a change

By: Warnin

Warnin — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 20:29:31 +0000

Wow! Can it be that Toyota is ahead of the curve and killing off the idiots who talk on their cell phone and text while driving, before they kill the rest of us with their neglect.