The phrase "auto problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to issues or difficulties related to automobiles or vehicles.
Example: "After driving for a few hours, I started experiencing some auto problems that I couldn't ignore."
Alternatives: "car issues" or "vehicle troubles".
He also sharply criticized Mrs. Whitman for failing to adequately address the state's auto insurance problems.
This year, the city has been preoccupied by both the auto industry problems and the decision of its popular mayor, Dennis Archer, not to seek a third term.
Without a $346 million after-tax charge and a $257 million pretax reduction in income for auto lease problems, Bank of America's third-quarter profits rose to $2.18 billion, or $1.31 a share, in the quarter, topping Wall Street expectations.
Governor Whitman, already mired in auto-related problems surrounding the state's troubled E-ZPass system and auto emissions testing program, said she wasn't convinced the savings warrant the risk of losing 20,000 gas attendants' jobs.
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The auto industry problem is an enormous one, with implications for every American.
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Almost 1,700 women claim that Dow Chemical, which owns 50% of Dow Corning, should compensate them for various crippling aches, inflammations and auto-immune problems they say the latter's implants have inflicted on them.
Breast implants have had a contentious history, with critics saying they are overused and that women in the pursuit of a narrowly defined ideal of beauty end up subject to uncertain dangers from silicone leaks, including auto-immune problems and what animal studies suggest are possible links to cancer.
