Does anyone know why the Corolla makes a beeping sound when I put it in park? It's a recent thing and doesn't happen every time.

The loudspeakers in my RDX are making a popping sound and sometimes they fail. Previously, there was an occasional popping sound when starting the car cold, but recently it happens every time I start the car. The car's Bluetooth seems to be working fine, and the screen shows that music is playing, but there's no sound. Sometimes restarting the car fixes it, but sometimes it doesn't. This is happening more frequently now. Has anyone else experienced this? What could be the issue?

Why is there a beeping sound 3 times in a row while driving, even though everything on the dashboard appears normal?

Whenever I used to brake, my Land Cruiser would occasionally emit a beeping sound, similar to the reverse radar sound. Recently, it happens every time I brake. Does anyone know what the issue might be?

Has anyone else encountered this issue? Recently, when I activate the auto hold, after the car stops, the AVH light blinks and then there's a clicking sound. It happens every time. If I press the brake harder, the sound is louder; if I press lightly, the sound is softer.

During driving, the 2016 Peugeot 301 makes a loud scraping noise from the undercarriage. It happens once every few miles. Sometimes it occurs when turning or braking, but most of the time it's quiet. What could be the issue?

2010 Peugeot 307, automatic transmission. Why does it make a squeaking sound every time I accelerate at low speed and then suddenly release the accelerator?

Why does the car beep three times when starting, like the sound when a door isn't closed properly?

Has anyone experienced issues with the radar not working? I recently noticed that when I turn on the radar, it beeps three times, and then there are no distance alerts. Is it broken?

Why is it making a rattling noise when I put it in reverse gear recently? Can any experts give some advice?

When I put my 2019 GA6 in drive, there's a motor sound like a "squeak," but it doesn't happen in reverse. Is this normal, and do you have any ideas about it?