The front and rear passenger side automatic windows malfunctioned. When the button was depressed the window went down but failed to come back up. Motor had to be replaced to correct the failure. The cause of the motor going bad was not determined.

- Knoxville, TN, USA

I have had to replace two window regulators within one year. Both incidents happened while driving in the rain, the window dropped down and I could not get the window back up. I see there have been many complaints filed regarding this.

- Argyle, WI, USA

Power window failures (2).

- Charleston, SC, USA

Regulator for the power windows failed. As a result, the windows would not roll up or down.

- Sebastian, FL, USA

Left rear door window fell down and would not roll back up. The dealer replaced the left rear window regulator assembly. Over the last three years and 7 months all the vehicle regulator were replaced (left front, left rear and right front, right rear)

- Tulsa, OK, USA

While driving at 70 mph consumer heard a rumbling noise. Consumer then pulled over to inspect the noise and noticed that the front left tire tread separated, but the tire still held air. Consumer took the tire to a retail store and got it replaced, but the cause of the tread separation was undetermined (Continental ameri GS60). The driver's side window was inoperative. The dealer replaced the regulator.

- Fort Myers, FL, USA

Consumer's vehicle has electric windows, but the cable that guides the window into position broke on 3 separate windows. Currently, driver's side rear window broke in the down position.

- Fallbrook, CA, USA

Failures: Replace faulty general tires. Replace fuel pump 26000 miles. Eplace intake mainifold, eplace coil and spark plug wires at 52000 miles. Replace window regulators (4X's), replace transmission 63000 miles. Replace wheel bearing 74000 mi driven gently by a little school teacher - what a hunk of junk

- San Antonio, TX, USA

The window assemblies in my vehicle are defective. The service dept (who have been so nice to me as has the dealer -- bought my car there) admits that the plastic pulleys inside the window are defective and cause repeated break down of the window. I have had 6 window assemblies/regulators put on my car, 4 in front and 2 in back since I bought it new in 2000. At $400 a pop now that my car is out of warranty, this is getting ridiculous! the first one was put in at only 17,000 miles!

- Livingston, TX, USA

Passenger front and rear window regulator was bad and the windows didn't work.

- Dallas, TX, USA

All 4 window controller cables disconnected. When this occurred the windows came off the track. This resulted in the windows malfunctioning. The entire window control unit for each window was temporarily fixed and the problem recurred within 20,000 miles.

- Apache Junction, AZ, USA

Electric windows on passenger's side slid down and would not come back up. On the driver's side it was the opposite. Vehicle was taken to dealer, who informed the consumer that the electrical cable winded itself around the motor. The consumer checked NHTSA recalls and found many similar complaints.

- Norwalk, CA, USA

Bought the car one month ago with right rear electric window failed. The left rear window failed last week and I had to have it repaired. Now the driver's window is starting to act up.

- Garland, TX, USA

Despite extreme low mileage and use, 3 out of 4 power windows have stopped working and have needed costly repairs. I see other complaints about windows on this site and agree that depending on the circumstances, this could cause a dangerous situation. It's just plain poor quality too.

- Naples, FL, USA

Power window assemblies have to be replaced because the cables become entangled and cause the power motor to fail. This has happened to the drivers front and back doors; and to the passenger's side front door. The window drops down and allows the outdoor elements (rain and snow) to ruin the interior of the vehicle. To my knowledge, the manufacturer has not come up with a solution for the problem.

- Gaylord, MI, USA

The dealership had to replace all 4 power window units because of window failure. The windows dropped down into its structure. The cable became tangle and destroyed the motor. The cause had not been determined. Please provide any additional information.

- Gaylord, MI, USA

Power window regulators are failing and the dealerships are ripping off our elderly citizens a $400/incident! these engineers must have got their degrees out of a cracker jack box! these regulators/motors are made as one unit, and repair is needed and would be easy. Of course this is how GM resorts to making money now. Last GM product I will ever buy!!! oh on my second in 2 months, christ!

- Fritch , TX, USA

Three of the power windows have failed. This appears to be a major problem with the car. GM does nothing to address the problem.

- Las Vegas, NV, USA

Automatic passenger side rear window went up or down. The window was stuck in the open position. Dealer replaced the window regulator.

- Albuquerque, NM, USA

The electric windows of the vehicle would slide down, but would not slide up. The vehicle was taken to an independent repair shop who informed the consumer that the electrical cable wound itself around the motor, burning the motor out. All of the windows are affected. The manufacturer nor the dealer is aware of the problem. Vehicle experienced four failures with power window equipment. One occurrence was while vehicle was parked the other three was when the vehicle was traveling between 35-40 mph. Vehicle was taken to an independent repair shop where the consumer was informed that the electrical cable wound itself around the motor thus burning the motor out.

- De Kalb, TX, USA