Another Mitsubishi Montero owner has takeb to social media to reveal his experience with SUA or “sudden unintended acceleration” on the Montero.
Two years ago on December 4, a Mitsubishi Montero allegedly crashed into the property of a netizen going by the name of Max Gaw.
Wreckage photos uploaded on his Facebook profile show the left side of a gray Mitsubishi Montero smashed against the post of what appears to be the parking lot of a compound.
“Since today is the second year anniversary of the Montero SUA accident that happened inside our premises, I am posting these pictures because I cannot stand the lies and other palusot peddled by Mitsubishi’s paid PRs and their officials,” writes Max.
Another photo showed the Montero’s tachometer pointing at 5000 RPM, even after it stopped running.
In additin, the Montero’s air bags allegedly did not deploy despite the high revolution and impact.
He narrates, “please take notice of the RPM meter which was pointed at 5000 RPM and the Air Bag at such an impact should have deployed and it did not.”
Both driver and passenger survived the incident.
Read the full post below.
Since today is the second year anniversary of the Montero SUA accident that happened inside our premises, I am posting these pictures because I cannot stand the lies and other palusot peddled by Mitsubishi’s paid PRs and their officials, the driver and the passenger of the car luckily survived the accident. please take notice of the RPM meter which was pointed at 5000 RPM and the Air Bag at such an impact should have deployed and it did not.