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Volvo responsible? S70 1999

posted by  someone claiming to be Karl on  Thu Oct 24 01:03 CST 2002 [RELATED]

About 10 years ago Mitsubishi engines had problems with t-belts breaking before their 60K mile interval with serious engine damage as a result. They did not cover the engine damages either as the car was no longer technically under warranty, even though they knew they had belt problems (was a recall, t-belt replacement done prior to that when the cars were new). I've met many a older Mitsu car owner who experienced that and swore to never again buy another Mitsu product. Probably why ALL their newer ads are geared towards "kids" only, not one older person anywhere in sight.






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