Hey folks, my car has run 50,000 kilometers, and every time I start it, the first time I reverse and press the brake, there's a "click" sound. It only happens once, and then everything is normal with no noise when reversing again. The dealership says it's fine, that there's a gap in the brakes. I spent 1,000 on a brake check and maintenance, but the sound is still there. What's going on?

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.

I've noticed a "pop" sound coming from the front of the car when it's cold. Once I start driving, everything seems normal. The dealership said they'd need to keep the car there to check it. Has anyone experienced a similar issue? What could be wrong? It's happened multiple times already.

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?

The turn signal is intermittently malfunctioning. Most of the time, it fails when the headlights are turned on—there's no light or clicking sound. Once the headlights are turned off, it works fine again. Has anyone else experienced the same issue?

Can the startup animation and sound of the MG One be turned off? It's so loud every time that I feel like shutting down. 😅

I have a question. For a 2017 Honda City with 90,000 kilometers, when I turn the steering wheel fully to the left while reversing, I hear a clicking sound. But when I turn it to the right, there's no sound, and there's no pulling to one side when driving on the highway. What could be the problem?

I have a 2016 Haval H2. Have any of you experienced a brake light fault warning when pressing the brake pedal for a long time, but the warning disappears once you restart and press the brake again?