you're turning left, the light turns yellow and you stall out. Stuck in the middle of the intersection with traffic coming across. Unsafe. I drove standard VWs for 15 years and this would be more unsafe than a standard. An auto transmission shouldn't stall at whim.

 

If it stalls, it won't move at all once you release the brakes...so you won't be in anybodys path if they are rushing to beat a yellow. I doubt people would purposely hit you when their light turns green...you have right of way to finish your turn anyways. I'm sure if you drove manual this has happened to you a number of times...did you ever get hit?
I agree its a problem, but not a safety problem like stuck throttle or brake failure.

 

I just bought a new 2010 outlander and the engine stalled twice at a stop. Restarted the engine with no problem. No check engine, gone to the dealer, nothing in the computer.

It seems as the same problem as previous post, the engine idle goes below 500 rpm when the idle neutral transmission kicks in to save gas. That`s the new way of saving gas by adding a new gizmo that sounds unreliable. The dealer told me that the computer needs to adjust to my driving....Does anyone having this problem was able to solve the mysterious mitsubishi idle neutral logic and prevent the car from stalling at a stop sign?

 

I have a 2018 Mitsubishi, low miles (7000 and it is 6/6/2019). I basically drive to work (15 mi and come home). Today while getting off the highway and 2 mi up the road to my job, I turned into the parking lot and it turned off, so stalled. No lights, no warning or anything. I've called the dealer to have them look at it but after reading the continuous same complaint, I worry they will not find a code or be able to reproduce it. I too feel this is a safety issue. This could happen while I am driving rush hour on the highway!!!

 

My 2018 Outlander (38,000 miles) shuts off without warning! I was driving 60 miles an hour down the highway when all of a sudden it just shut off. Looked at the dash and it said see you, while still in drive. Luckily I was able to coast over to the side of the road even though I lost the steering. I have taken it to the dealer once already for the same problem and because it didn’t have any codes they couldn’t see a problem! This is a serious safety issue and now I’m terrified to drive it! Does anyone know what causes this and how they fix it?

 

I'm experiencing a similar issue with a 2009 model. Was this issue resolved, seeing this post is an old one. Any advise you can give? What happened to your cars over time?