2025 3.0L toast

[Atlas]

6 hours ago, GMCustomerService said:

As a new vehicle owner, engine replacement should be the last thing on your mind. To help offset some of the inconveniences incurred during this delay, we would like to offer our hand in support by connecting with your dealer and inquiring on any potential compensation options once repairs are completed. If interested, we ask you email us at [email protected] and using your forum username in the subject line. From there, we can discuss further.

 

Hey @GMCustomerService how about buying my truck back. I don't want it anymore, it's a 2025 3.0 diesel with 2,000 miles and I'm basically waiting for the engine to fail since it's within what appears to be the highly problematic date range for the production run.

[johnnyquick]

On 3/18/2026 at 6:19 AM, BIGDOGx said:

We had a post the other day regarding Toyota admitting they have clear issues regarding their newer engines in the Tundra. Here we have a clear example of the Mary Bara led GM were they have a clear known issue known with the trust plate and instead of issuing a recall to keep owners satisfied, the bean counters must of decided it is better to let as many fall out of warranty coverage as possible and only be forced to fix the ones who fall within the 3/36.

 

Sad to continue to see them drop the ball on everything they do it seems, seriously how many here have any faith in the next gen v-8's, because i sure don't!

Me neither no new GM's for me except the handbuilt engines in the Escalade V and the higher end  Vettes for a long while

[newdude]

48 minutes ago, johnnyquick said:

Me neither no new GM's for me except the handbuilt engines in the Escalade V and the higher end  Vettes for a long while

 

 

There's been some low mile Vs blowing up too. 

[johnnyquick]

4 hours ago, newdude said:

 

 

There's been some low mile Vs blowing up too. 

Fortunately wifeys is not one if them so far with 67k miles on it and the extended CPO warranty but did not know that.

Thanks