Visibility Problems of Mitsubishi Endeavor

The contact owns a 2005 Mitsubishi Endeavor. The contact stated that the driver side door window dropped and shattered from the interior of the vehicle. The contact mentioned that the door knob was fractured in half. The vehicle was not taken to the dealer and the manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure and current mileage was 130,000.

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In October 2010, I backed out of my driveway and heard a loud noise (I was worried I had hit something). I looked around and noticed that the passenger side rear window was down and I did not put it down. When I tried to put it back up, it didn't move. I contacted my local Mitsubishi dealer and they advised that the window regulator needed to be replaced. Luckily, I was still under warranty. Now, less than a year later, I was driving down a busy highway, and heard that same loud noise. Once again, I thought I had hit something or something had hit me. I pulled off to the side of the road to discover that my driver side rear window was down. I visited my local Mitsubishi dealer and was told that the window regulator needed to be replaced. However, I am now out of warranty and am being told it will be $250 (before taxes and fees) to have this part replaced. I do understand that parts wear out and need replacing but I find it funny that both sides went out within one year of each other. I also don't think it's safe to have my children in the back where the windows seem to fall down at any given moment. I would like to know if anyone else is having this problem and to find out if there is any recall in the works. Thank you.

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Back tailgate window switch and back tailgate door latch/switch/handles of early 2004 Mitsubishi Endeavors just fail with no warning and neither can be opened with or without key fob. After some searching I noticed on the internet that this is a common problem. This makes it not possible to access the spare tire, or in case of accident the rescue persons cannot access the car from the back door or window. I understand this has been an ongoing problem with the early 2004 models. I had to pay close to $400 to repair this.

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Rolling down the rear windows causes an air vibration that is so loud and pulsing that it hurts your ears. Opening all the windows helps a little, but is still unacceptable. Opening just the rear windows is extremely painful. This problem has been noted by many Mitsubishi Endeavor owners. This is not the type of issue that can be identified, prior to purchasing the vehicle, when one buys the vehicle in the winter. Why would you ever roll the rear windows down? it is expected that you should be able to do so, without serious discomfort.

While driving with the windows rolled down at 40 mph the wind causes discomfort to ears and head. The right rear window created a loud thump and or vibrating noise.