Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corp. (MMPC) announced on Tuesday that getting a credible and completely independent third party is the best way to settle the Montero Sports sudden unintended acceleration (SUA) issue given opposing views of complainants and the vehicle’s distributor, and a reported possible recall order from the Department of Trade and Industry.
MMPC first vice president Froilan Dytianquin said MMPC and Mitsubishi Motors Corp. of Japan thoroughly evaluated all the 97 vehicles involved in alleged SUA and found nothing wrong with any of them.
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