2015 Volvo V60 problems

The contact owned a 2015 Volvo V60. The contact initially received notification of NHTSA Campaign Number: 20V378000 (Seat Belts). One- and one-half years after receiving the notice, the recall repair was performed at a local dealer. While driving 25 MPH, the contact suffered syncope and struck a tree. The seat belts failed to restrain him and his passenger. The Low-Speed Collision Avoidance and the Collision Warning with Full Auto Brake Systems failed to operate. The passenger struck her head on the windshield.

Sharp edge on bottom of steering wheel metallic molding caused a injury. A laceration and bleeding occurred. Incident occurred while turning. When straightening out of the turn, the steering wheel was sliding past the drivers hands, catching and cutting the skin of the drivers finger. Driver nearly lost control of the vehicle after pain caused them to release the wheel from their control.

Vehicle had been function properly upon departing suffolk county community college selden ny. Driver made several turns and braked multiple times. At or about the time of the accident driver noticed a burning odor. Driver attempted to brake. Brakes did not function, driver pumped brakes and they had no effect. Diver downshifted that caused the vehicle to moderately slow. Driver impacted vehicle immediately in front of her at approximately 20 m.p.h.

During acceleration, engine makes a ping/knock sound and then the car loses power for a couple of seconds. The issue is intermittent. It happens several times per day. Please see video for full detail. [link removed] this issue causes problems when joining traffic. You never feel confident when joining traffic. ( [link removed] )