davidtgibson

Gents, Here is the game that GM is playing with us. They know they have a issue and what they are doing is a deny and delay - hoping we will just stop and go away. I have seen where people ask how that can afford to throw parts at this issue. It is simple - they use their suppliers and claiming warranty against them. They also know that no one can afford a good lawyer to take them to court - we as owners have all received damages - loss of value, our time, and aggravation. We need to band together and create a class action law suite. The government will not do nothing - matter of fact the laws are written against us in Ohio - 3500s are not included in the lemon law - that is what I was told by the dealer. The only way this insanity will stop is one of two ways: 1. We all stop buying GM products - that way they clean up the issue - for some that will not happen. 2. Hit them where they care - in the pocket book. It is time to form a lawsuit and bring this issue to a end.

It is with all due respect I am writing this reply. My intent of writing the reply is for GM to get off their butt and fix their issue. After having been a 35 year owner of Chevy Trucks I recently tried a different brand - 6 months ago. Late last night I was driving home after a long week traveling, and I realized I was doing 80 miles an hour - with no shimmy shake or vibration. It was a comfortible ride. Two weeks ago my wife was riding in the truck and she mentioned it rode better than her 2017 CRV. To that point - my die hard Chevy brother-inlaw now owns a Ford F-150. You ask - why am I writing this reply - you bought something else. True - but I love Chevy Trucks. I just could not afford the time to constantly go in and try to get my truck to work properly. GM admits there is a issue - please do not insult me by telling me they do not have a fix. And it is still happening in 2017. My truck was a 2014......... GM - PAY ATTENTION - you have two diehard owners that have just given up and gone to different vehicles. We buy a vehicle to get and drive - for what we need to do - not to drive to the dealer to get it fixed........... If it happened to us, you can bet it is happening to less loyal customers. I happy with my new truck, no trips to the dealer. The only issue is that it is not a Chevy. My final point to GM, this week I was in Texas and I was shocked at the number of Nissan , Toy-auto trucks that were on the road. It was a dramatic increase from just a couple of years ago. I can only wonder who's market share they took!!!!! WAKE UP GM - YOUR CUSTOMERS ARE GOING ELSEWHERE!!!!!!!!!!!

Ladies and Gentlemen, After 35 years of GM vehicle ownership, I recently traded in my 2014 Bouncing Betty (yes she had the vibration / bouncing issue at 70 and a ticking noise with less than 24 thousand miles) and purchased a New Nissan Titan XD. Yesterday I was driving in Michigan, where the speed limit seems to be 85, when all of a sudden I realized that I was doing 85 and there was no vibration or bouncing. WE need to file a class action lawsuit! I really want this fixed, I want to be a GM owner again. My Nissan has done nothing wrong - No issues at all - but I still crave the Chevy look when I drive by. GM knows what the problem is - WE need to force them to fix this issue! It is time for a class action lawsuit.

I had the same issue on my 2014 Silverado 3500 - 10 miles on it. The dealer ended up swapping the rims and tires after I called Detroit. Now I have a ticking noise... I bought this truck after owning a Ford F250 - 100K no mechanical issues. My brother-in-law got 387K out of his 2000 1500, I do not see that happening with this truck. I am