This was a dangerous used car that was passed along like a hot potato in Northern New Jersey between dealers until it ended up in a warehouse-dealer near an airport. I discovered the problem -- unintended acceleration -- by calling the prior owner, whose information I found. He told me as soon as the unintended acceleration occurred -- when he tried to brake -- he dumped the car a month earlier, afraid of 'killing someone'. But no one disclosed the issue to new potential buyers, including me, who test drove it unaware of the danger. The issue was however reported. (Here is the VIN -- the form jumped ahead when I hit the wrong key -- 1FMEU7EE6AUA80627 ).

This morning I was approaching a red light and pressed the brake however vehicle suddenly accelerated and would not slow down. In order to avoid car in front of me, I swerved to the left crossing concrete divider into oncoming traffic lane and brakes suddenly worked. Luckily no cars were traveling in the oncoming lane. Later today, I was parking at a local tennis court and pressed brake however vehicle suddenly accelerated and I crashed into the fence causing severe damage to entire front windshield and numerous scratches to front bumper and front hood of car. I drove car to the dealership and left car for repair and further investigation of problem.