The clamp on the fuel injector line came off/loose on two different occasions. When it did, gas spewed on the engine (hot from running) and the car died, obviously, since it was not getting any fuel into the engine. The first time, I had to be towed since I didn't know what it was. The second time, I still had to be towed, but they were able to reattach the clamp. The clamp did not break, it just came loose both times. The part was replaced the first time, not the second. I have not had any other problems with this since, but I always wonder if it will happen again. I'm concerned that if it does, there's a possibility of the engine catching on fire or exploding. I don't know that much about it, but I wanted to let you know in case anyone else had this problem. Of course, they may not have survived to tell about it. :( thank you.

- Warner Robins, GA, USA

Head gasket failure causing car to overheat. Don't know yet if damage to head. Car has several electrical "glitches" that don't affect safety. Has also failed twice before - fuel tank sensor caused car to never register less than 1/4 tank so ran out of gas. Also another type of fuel sensor caused car to lose power - gave impression that car was losing injectors.

- Gray, ME, USA

Fuel injector clogged.

- Starkville, MS, USA

Clogged fuel injector, causing vapor lock.

- Starkville, MS, USA