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Not surprising. I read the car fax before reading the comments in here. Saw lemon and buyback and that throws up a huge red flag. As long as buyers look at a car fax, there shouldn't be that many problems. Stay away from buybacks, there was obviously a reason why.

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Not surprising. I read the car fax before reading the comments in here. Saw lemon and buyback and that throws up a huge red flag. As long as buyers look at a car fax, there shouldn't be that many problems. Stay away from buybacks, there was obviously a reason why.

For sure!

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here is my response not much of a surprise


Thank you for your interest in the 2014 Chevy Silverado. I’m **** and I’m Internet Sales Manager and your direct contact person at **** Hyundai .

We have had service look at the truck and address the issue on it.

Thank you again for contacting us and I look forward to meeting you soon.

 

 

I wonder how much they actually have in that truck. Low 20's??

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I'd laugh if Hyundai figured out the solution to the Shake

After all these years it took a different car manufacture to figure out the shake with these vehicles. I should go and buy that truck back then. lol

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Binobanbino--what was process for buyback? My Denali has the shakes bad. Thanks!

Just took it to the dealer and let them try to fix it over untill they gave up. I called GM and they gave it 1 last try. After that they sent the paperwork for me to get another truck. There was more details but that rounds it up.

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I think everyone that had a buy back should do a search. Lets see how many of our old trucks are still on the road.

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They made 2WD Z-71's to, until 2015. 4x4 has little use in Florida, the deep South, Southern California, Texas, etc.

what was I thinking? I thought 4wd worked in sand and mud etc, and was thinking there were farms down south. Thanks for the update.

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