The UK's consumer research firm, Which, has identified the five most recent crashes that could hit new cars in the first three years after they were purchased, based on information from the experiences of owners of a large number of modern cars, British.
1. GPS
Many motorists have complained about GPS faults in their cars, and although they do not pose a security threat to drivers, they are annoying.
2. Control system of exhaust pollutants
The exhaust contaminant control system reduces emissions of toxic gases. If a problem occurs in this system, you will notice a sign on the vehicle's control panel.
The participants in the study confirmed that they felt the performance of the car was poor, as heavy smoke from the exhaust system of the vehicle.
3. Suspension system
This system consists of shock absorbers, supports and springs, and any defect that affects the steering wheel of the car, and makes it going unstable, especially with high speeds.
If you feel a drift in the car, or the steering wheel is weakly responsive, check the suspension system. You can infer the problem by observing secondary indicators such as the sound of under-vehicle sounds or passengers uncomfortable in their compartment.
4. Braking system
Faulting the brake system is dangerous, as it threatens the safety of motorists, so it is necessary for drivers to periodically check their vehicles and monitor a number of signs of brake failure.
The study pointed out that the most prominent signs through which you can know that there is a problem with the brakes, is hearing noise when pressed and the car's deviation in the hand when the sudden stop and the vibration of the steering wheel when pressing the brakes, and the emergence of warning light on the control panel, if you notice these signs especially light should not You have to ignore the command, and go to the nearest specialist.
5. Car battery
It is known that the problems of the battery connected to the old cars, but some of the study participants pointed out that this problem observed their emergence in modern cars.
The cause of the problem is due to erroneous driving behaviors, such as improper lighting of the lights, and forgetting the separation of the devices that are charged through the battery.
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