Frame And Members Problems of Volvo S60

While driving on the PA turnpike, my glass sunroof inexplicably jettisoned out of the car. The glass was intact and shattered on the shoulder of the road. Fortunately, I was driving in the slow lane and there was no one behind me. The potential for serious injury and property damage was avoided, although it is clear that a defect caused this occurrence. The manufacturer (Volvo) is unwilling to address the problem although I have contacted their north american office several times. I took my car into the dealership and they told me it was my problem.

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I purchased my new 2002 S60 awd vehicle on November 17, 2002 with 76 miles on it at boston Volvo village in boston MA. Soon after, I started to notice vibrations and hear noises, which appeared to be coming from underneath the gas petal. I scheduled my first oil change for Wednesday January 29th with 3178 miles on it. While my oil change was being done, I also wanted these problems investigated and fixed. On Wednesday afternoon, I received a message that my car was ready to be picked up. When my husband and I drove down to boston to pick up the car, my husband was informed that no problems were discovered concerning the noise I was hearing. However, there is structural damage to the sub-frame of the vehicle and that it the damage occurred while the vehicle was in my possession. We know this not to be true since I am sole driver of the car. The service department proceeded to charge a $90 parts and labor fee before we could take the car of the lot. What is the warranty for? the following morning, when I began to put my 7 month old babyã‚s stroller in my trunk, I was even more frustrated to see that a piece of my car was in my trunk. I left 2 messages to gary in the service department explaining that I was upset that this piece was in my trunk, and concerned of the safety of driving the car, especially with my baby. Unfortunately, my call was not returned. I then called hank, customer satisfaction manager on Saturday morning. Again, he was unable to assist me and of course, I did not receive a phone call back. I purchased my vehicle based on the safety of the vehicle however; I do not feel safe. I believe that this damage was caused previous to my purchase due to the car being used as a test drive vehicle, or possibly done by a mechanic at the dealership. We are looking for the dealership to replace the car but they will not talk to us or return calls.