I have a '04 NMS with less than 1000 miles on it. At about 200 miles I experienced what I would call asymmetric braking from the front brakes...it pulled so hard it almost took the wheel out of my hand. I thought I might have been on an icy patch, but it has happened three more times, each time on dry surfaces, either pulling to the left or right, usually at braking from a top speed no greater than 35 mph since the previous complete stop. The pulling could send me off the road if I hadn't had both hands on the wheel. NO ABS warning light illuminates in the cockpit.

Has anyone ever heard of this before?

 

It's broken. Take it to the dealer immediately before you are hurt,
or you hurt someone.

If you kill a kid on a bycycle because of this, you'll feel really bad
and we'll feel bad right there with yuo.

Don't fool around with broken brakes. Fix them right now.

 

If you don't feel the pulsing brake pedal, it is not an ABS issue - however it *IS* an issue with the brakes; maybe a problem with a loose or damaged pad, or air in the lines.
Whatever, like trippy says - get it fixed!

 

Complete brake and computer DME download inspection indicates all systems A-OK. Braking pull is now just slightly noticable with 2500 miles on car...suspect new pad seating/mating with disk was all it was...but boy oh boy was it a strong pull of center. Maybe it's the nature of this cars rack and pinion feedback. I've owned about 17 cars now, and the only car I've owned (other than a '67 mini 850) that even came close to the feel of driving this NMS was my 1979 Saab 99 turbo. That car had a close ratio 4-speed and MANUAL rack & pinion steering.