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Jeep Grand Cherokee Sudden Acceleration Investigation Requested

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More reports are emerging about Jeep Grand Cherokees that accelerate suddenly. One case occurred in Salt Lake City in 2004, which was deemed a "malfunction", and there are several recent reports of this occurring at Connecticut carwashes. 
 
There is one report of a death in Connecticut, however, that was attributed to driver error.  
 
The Connecticut Attorney General has asked for an investigation.


CT Attorney General Wants Jeep Investigation

KUTV - 6/14/2006 11:50 PM

SALT LAKE CITY The Connecticut Attorney General wants an investigation of late model Jeep Grand Cherokees after a number of reports of unintended acceleration. The investigation is of interest to several people in Utah after similar claims were made in a crash in downtown Salt Lake.
 
In February 2004, Chuck Wing and Gary McKellar, both employees from the Deseret Morning News, were walking on the sidewalk along Regents Street near their office when a driver in a Jeep Grand Cherokee pinned them against a wall.

 
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JEEP sudden acceleration nearly kills my wife!
Comment On: Jeep Grand Cherokee Sudden Acceleration Investigation Requested
Posted by Thomas F. Di Luzio on 3/5/2007 | Filed Under: Crash & Defective Product Liability

On Feb 26, 2007 our 2006 Jeep Grande Cherokee experienced sudden unintended acceleration and total brake failure at the same time causing a potentialy fatal accident involving my wife & school kids on their way to school. This happened after the vehicle which was purchased on Feb 8, 2007 was brought into the shop with electrical problems and the smell of burning wires. Someone needs to do something to stop this before it turns into another Pinto or Explorer!!!


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