2024 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross recalls

While attempting to park head-on into a parking stall, the car suddenly excellerated at high speed and hit a parking barrier head on. At no time prior to hitting the parking barrier did the drive touch the excellerator pedal. Although the entire front end of the vehicle was totalled into a "V" shape the air bags never deployed. Driver attempted to brake but it was too late, happened too fast. After the impact and with the brake pedal fully engaged the car was still moving. A passerby jumped into the passenger seat and was abel to put the car into park. Police were notified but no accident report was issued according to the responding officier becasue it happened on private property.

I purchased this vehicle brand new, and since the beginning I have experienced a problem with the air conditioning system. The A/C compressor turns on and off approximately every five seconds while the air conditioning is operating. This constant cycling appears abnormal and affects the system's performance and the overall driving experience. I have taken the vehicle to the authorized dealership on three separate occasions to have the issue inspected. Each time, I was told that this behavior is "normal" and that no repairs were necessary. However, I do not believe this is normal operation for a new vehicle, especially considering the extremely frequent compressor cycling. I am concerned that

The contact owns a 2024 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross. The contact stated that the vehicle failed to reverse in cold weather. The contact stated that the brakes were frozen. The contact attempted to rock the vehicle to release the brakes. There were no warning lights illuminated. The vehicle was taken to the local dealer, who was unable to identify the cause of the failure. The contact stated that there was water in the parking brake cable line. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The vehicle was taken to another local dealer, Greenbrier Ford, Inc. Service (1686 Jefferson St N, Lewisburg, WV 24901), where it was determined that the parking brake had seized. The vehicle was not diagnosed or

My vehicle had been parked for 24 hours and the next day I went to get something out of the vehicle and couldn’t get in with key fin I then used the manual key and the inside of vehicle had a fire from radio to the rear view mirror burned down as if it was a manufactured issue

Me and my kids were on the way to the store and the front part of my panoramic sunroof exploded from the inside out. I took it to my dealership and the company is denying that it is a manufacturer issue. I have seen articles where this is a known issue for these types of sunroof. I didn't hit anything, nothing flew from a vehicle and hit my car, and nothing fell on my car. There was no warning light or indicator that went off in the car. My husband did get a weird email from Mitsubishi stating there was something wrong, but unable to detect what it was on 08/13 and then this happens on 08/23.