norker102

I drove my G37x Coupe as usual yesterday night. The road was cleared, no stones no metal parts, and perfectly stright. Suddently a weird sound occured and I felt like something has just dropped from my car and bounce back from the road and hit the bottom of my car. Do you guys know if something like this could happen? I didn't feel any bumpings when I hear the sound, I am sure my tires were not rolling over something.

I am thinking to bring it back to dealer and check, but I donno if they will treat something like this seriously ...

Recently I sent my g37x to dealer and had the front bumper fixed, I donno if the bodyshop didn't attach the screws back properly or what

Productof82

Did you go back and check the road for anything If it was big enough to actually feel, you could probably go back and locate it.

CDONNS

iTrader: (3)

Of course it's possible, but at the same time your only options are to take it to the dealer or inspect it yourself. You definitely should've turned around and seen if anything was in the road thought...

norker102

Thanks all! I am going to book an appointment tomorrow and have them check it out

mjfish93

the same thing happened to me yesterday! i just felt a big bump under my feet and a very loud noise. couldnt find anything though and just forgot about it..

myk1013

iTrader: (2)

Probably just a rock that got kicked up and hit the underneath of the car.

ANMVQ

iTrader: (13)

Funny I had a weird noise a few times this moring, should like a spring and pop noise on my side near the tire, But then went away?? Weird

G.riDeR

something really weird happened not long ago to me too. i remember it was super cold and after pulling out from the garage, a very strange noise came out from the front driver side of the car. like something snapped off and started dragging on the street. i immediately stopped the car and looked but nothing seemed loose. :/ then after rolling the wheels back and forth a few times, it went away. i got it checked out at the dealer later on luckily, nothing was wrong.