10.0

really awful
Crashes / Fires:
3 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
2 / 0
Average Mileage:
0 miles

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problem #6

Apr 142000

Rodeo

  • miles
Consumer received recall 00V058000 concerning rear axle failure. Called to set up an appointment, and dealer said when parts would came in consumer would get a call. However, dealer never called.

- Water Town, WI, USA

problem #5

Apr 172000

Rodeo

  • Automatic transmission
  • miles
Recall 00V058000/rear axle: Repairs were done, within a month or less, vehicle surged forward, lost control and skidded across the sidewalk into the median. Front right and rear right tires were damaged. Minor repairs made by road service, and consumer drove to dealer the next day. Dealer cannot duplicate problem.

- Columbia, MD, USA

problem #4

May 032000

(reported on)

Rodeo

  • miles
Consumer contacted the dealer in reference to recall 00V058000/ manufacturer's recall sb0006S002 concerning rear axle. Dealer stated parts were not available.

- Port Richey, FL, USA

problem #3

Apr 132000

Rodeo

  • miles
Rear axle lower link bracket bolt and nut fell out causing vehicle to crash and roll over. Driver ejected. Recall notice for campaign #00V-058000 received same week as crash.

- Jacksonville, FL, USA

problem #2

Apr 132000

Rodeo

  • miles
Rear axle lower link bracket bolt and nut fell off causing rollover and crash of vehicle. Driver ejected. Recall letter for campaign #00V-058000 received same day as crash.

- Jacksonville, FL, USA

problem #1

Oct 041999

Rodeo

  • miles
While driving at 15 mph consumer heard a grinding sound. When turning steering wheel it was very loose, causing consumer to lose control in second gear. Consumer put car in first gear and started to drive about 5 mph and another passenger noticed something hanging from the back. Noticed a screw was missing. Consumer took car to dealer and was told that the rear axle bolt was missing.

- Portsmouth, VA, USA