gearahmed

We're talking about imports of course. I suppose smooth driving really depends on each one's experience.

Just wondering how strong a Mitsubishi car is. I have had a Lancer before and it did last 180k until it broke down on me. Sure I did do some replacements and some repair here and there but the point is that it lasted. How about your car?

Ever wondered what the "Three Diamonds" mean? It actually represents the ships propellers that it started constructing back in 1870s.

New cars are the best if I have the money. I honestly don't want to buy used cars because they always have problems hidden somewhere.

I am not really sure why or how that could have happened but I would follow ifty's suggestion which is to wait for it. Anything you were doing unique when those 2 instances happened?

I am sure you already have it resolve by this time but I just wanted to figure out why you would want to change your brakes from soft to hard? Please let us know when you see this question. Thank you.

I would also choose diesel. They say that diesel is for smoother driving.

Just as others have said I would start with the fuse. If in case you have already replaced it and it is still the same then the problem might be coming from the music system. How old is your car?

I have tried this but it didn't work. Do you have another suggestion? A friend told me to check out the cables and the throttle body flap. Do you think that's reasonable?

I have a Mitsubishi Nativa 2000 and I have been driving it for years. Recently, however, I have been hearing squeaking sounds whenever I step on the pedal. I am not really knowledgeable when it comes to cars so I usually let the mechanic do the check ups. The problem is that I am a bit short of budget this month so I was wondering if there is something I can do rather than having to bring this to the mechanic.