Kari Bannister

Wow that’s crazy and I’m so sorry that you’re going through all that. A little back story on our truck which I haven’t even owned two weeks now. But I found out who the previous owners were they actually happened to be people I know, and I bought the truck from the dealer. Anyhow they have taken it to several dealers including dealers in other states and always told there’s nothing wrong with it. For over 6 months and at least 5 dealers. Even contacts GM and GM put a new motor in it 6,000 miles ago. So what I thought was a truck with 90,000 only has 6,000 on the motor. But GM or the dealer didn’t disclose any of that. Why wouldn’t a dealer want to tell you that information that would make the value of the vehicle higher. But I am also going to call GM this morning and contact the national highway and safety. I’ve also spoken with several mechanics that believe it has to be transmission related but I don’t know what all the dealer actually checks.

I’m wondering if you ever figured out what was wrong with it? I just bought a used 2021 gmc elevation and about four days into owning it we were driving down the interstate at 80mph and the back wheels locked up and instantly let go, and did it 2 more times. We brought to the dealer on a trailer in fear of driving it and having a serious crash. They are saying they’ve ran all diagnostics and there is nothing wrong with it. I’m scared to drive it again at high speeds and my entire commute to and from work is interstate driving.