The suspension on the vehicle...the control arm upper and lower ball joints and the sensors for the bas brakes all went at once...also the gasoline sensors in the vehicle..the gas amount never registers and the needle flips back and forth and I have researched similiar reports on the net and have found that all these issues are a major frequently occuring problem with the vehicles... I own a 2000 Chevy Blazer...I feel that the manufacturer of this vehicle should be fixing this problems...I have already paid for the ball joints and upper/lower arm and sensor to be fixed at a massive cost to me of over $1000 the vehicle is constantly having to have repairs done some of which are due to normal wear and tear but for all kinds of sensors to be going a truck is ridiculous..I am also as of a week ago experiencing problems with the door locks...the fuse for that equipment blows on a regualr basis..I have paid for vehicle diagnostics throught the portsmouth nh Chevy dealer and they have found all kinds of other major problems with this vehicle..the cost of the vehicle was 18000 and by next year I will probably have spent $6-7000 trying to fix this vehicle.

- Alton, NH, USA

Left front driver's side wheel buckled underneath the car. Vehicle was towed to a mechanic. Mechanic stated, the upper control arm was broken. *akthe upper ball joint broke. The sensor, sheild and a new wheel were all damaged. There was no warning given to consumer prior to failure.

- Abingdon, MD, USA

Consumer's vehicle was going 30mph around a curve and it went off the road. Consumer didn't remember anything else. Consumer has found out through different dealer that upper control arms were bad and caused vehicle to flip over. Chevrolet insisted they could do nothing to assist consumer.

- Port Orange, FL, USA