Dash lights blew up 54,000.
Alternator overcharged resulting in battery overflowing into engine compartment, at 64,000.
Roof rack rattles while vehicle is in motion since day one.
Rear tire mount rattles while vehicle is in motion since day one.
Valve pan cover gaskets leaking at 66,000.
Rear passenger door power window motor non functional at 69,000.
Front passenger power window motor non functional at 69,500.
Starter malfunctioned at 70,000.
Air conditioning becomes warmer while sitting in traffic since day one.
This vehicle has been a nightmare.
Every day it seems like another problem arises.
Dealer sold vehicle with warranty that they would not honor.
Dealer sold vehicle that had been previously damage in an accident, which was not disclosed.
What an awful situation that the person you bought your SUV from did not disclose that it was previously wrecked. When a vehicle is wrecked you can expect subsequent failures of all types to increase as a result of the impact of collision. This includes sensitive equipment such as electronics, and tight tolerance mechanisms.
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