Is this device quirky?

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I've been trying, on behalf of a colleague, to find out if the SanDisk
Cruzer Micro 4GB drive (0781:5151) is known to be quirky or buggy.
Despite significant time spent Googling, I haven't been able to find
out.  It does appear that the above VID:PID are probably not unique to
the 4 GB device, though.

Can anyone tell me either whether the device is known quirky/buggy, or
where I should look to find out?

His car audio system has more than once malfunctioned with this device
inserted.  The car was back with the dealer for a /long/ time.

Dave


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