I bought a 2003 chevy 1-ton truck S/N1GBJK39193E205887 and injector went out at 18000 miles from there it was all down hill. oil pump went out motor replaced at 101000 in that time in and out for injector they paid for half the motor. new motor injector bad again truck now will not stay running all lights and gauges flicker air goes on when it wants motor now has bad wrist pin 80000 on new motor this has been biggest lemon ever I will never buy chevy again truck is in my driveway and will not start

I have a 2010 Chevy Malibu LT2 and the so-called leather on the front drivers seat is cracking and some of the stitching on the same seat is comming apart. This car is only 1 year old and there is know reason that the seats should be falling apart yet. I am not a large person, 5'9" 190#. Definatly not big enuff to wreck the seats early.

Re: 2005 Chevy Uplander

To whom it may concern;

On Sunday November 9, 2008 our family had taken a 285 mile trip to Owensboro, KY, to check up on my elderly father. Unfortunately on the way back home to Cedar Lake, IN, the 2006 Chevy Uplander Van would not start. It had to be towed to Don Moore Chevrolet dealer in Owensboro, KY. Needless to say we had to rent a car for $ 141.55 in order to get back home so we could be at work on the next day. The dealer in Owensboro, KY had informed us that a “bulletin” was place on the van, and that the engine had to be replaced. It would take a week to replace the engine and it would cost us only $100 for the van to be fixed. What a shame considering the engine had only 36, 436 miles on it.

• I had contacted the Don Moore Chevrolet dealer in Owensboro, although they were very nice and helpful, I was informed I was “lucky”, Chevrolet was nice to replace the engine. How true however, if Chevrolet had produced a quality product to begin with, that this would have not have happened.

• We then contacted the extended warrantee company in hopes that they would reimburse us the money for the car rental, plus expenses for going back to pick up the van. Needless to say they said it is not covered under the “extended warrantee” since it was a “bulletin”.

• I had also contact the Chevrolet complaint department listed on their website, and they said they would not help me, since the extended warrantee is through a different company, even though the extended warrantee was purchased at the time the new van was purchased.

• As of June 2nd we realized the air conditioner does not work. We promptly took the van to Christiansen Chevrolet in Highland, IN near where we now live, thinking that the air conditioning would be covered under the extended warrantee. We were informed that the air conditioning does not work because it looks like there is no Freon in the system and it will cost us 132.00 to replace the Freon. When Jack ins the service department was asked if it could it be do to the engine being replaced he replied, “not their problem”.

What is the purpose of buying the extended warrantee if nothing seems to be covered? In all this has cost our family:

100.00 to fix the van
145.55 to rent the car to get home
96.85 in hotel cost to go back to pick up the van

Plus 285 mile to drive to pick up the van, and 285 miles back since we could not rent a car to pick up the van we had 2 drivers.

Now it will cost 132.00 to replace with Freon.

I feel that someone should be responsible for reimbursing us this additional cost. Particularly since, we did purchase the extended warrantee to cover these costs. I certainly hope someone can help us with this unfortunate situation with this instead of passing the buck. . I am beginning to think GM stands for Gross Misrepresentation of their product.


Sincerely,

Regina G. Stovall
12621 Tall Oaks Drive
Cedar Lake, IN 46303

I have a 2006 Trail Blazer that front end alignment was out at 23, 000 miles at just normal driving it takes that long to ware, and then it just started shutting off driving down the road and made very dangerous situations with my family in the car.