My car was in a wreck due to a recall I thought was fixed with my airbags and safety

- Atlanta , GA, USA

Driver side rear floor area floods every single time it rains. It's been like this since I owned the car. I have a 2012 convertible camaro

- Atlanta, GA, USA

In 6/2018, I discovered that my car was beginning to corrode above the wheel well on the driver's side (my car was still 5 years old at the time of the discovery, but over 100K miles). Within one week, I took it to the dealer--at which I purchased it new in 2012--who confirmed that it was indeed corrosion and indicated on the written estimate that the "hem flange was not properly sealed from factory causing contaminants to enter and start corrosion on the left quarter panel." The dealer quoted me $3,000 to repair the quarter panel. In 6/2018, I called GM customer service. I was denied assistance for the cost of the repair from the customer service managerial level. In about 7/2018, I contacted GM executives, which resulted in a denial of assistance from the Chevrolet executive resolutions team. In 8/2018, I made a BBB complaint and as a result received contact from GM's business division, who also ultimately denied me assistance. Moreover, the BBB has indicated that my car is not eligible for the auto line program due to # of years old. I also recently made a state of mi attorney general referral. I will upload the packet that I sent to the BBB which contains most, if not all, of the documentation I have to date (not including the BBB denial).

- Eastpointe, MI, USA

My 2012 Camaro convertible developed leaks (holes) in the water management system of the convertible top. The damage appears to be done by the roof mechanical system. Dealer reports this is a 20 hour job and will cost a few thousand dollars to replace. My contention is that the design and build of the convertible roof is the root cause of the holes in the water management system and GM should hold some responsibility for this. The whole interior and electronic systems are at risk of failure and creates a safety risk to driver and occupants should the water get to the electric seats or any electric wiring under the carpet.. also renders the car unsellable.

- New Windsor, NY, USA

I parked my car around 815pm Sunday night 8/24/14.. around 10 pm I went back to my car and got my papers out the trunk. Around 1 am my neighbor came to my door to let me know my car was on fire.. before I was told my car was on fire I did hear a loud boom noise but thought it was a diesel on the highway.

- Shreveport, LA, USA

I pulled out of my parking place at my condominiums. I could not get my car to stop. The brakes were not working. This has happened many times over the years since I purchased the vehicle. I have taken it into the dealerships in my area on numerous occasions but they have told me they will only fix it if it does it while it is in their care. I have other people who have been driving my car when it has happened but it has not happened while I have been at the dealership. The most recent occurrence happened and I ran into poll and my bumper now needs to be replace.

- Virginia Beach, VA, USA

I was driving the car to the gas station to get a drink. When I pulled in I shut the car off removed the key and locked the doors. When I came back out my car was on fire. Fire department had to be called to put out the fire. Fire department deemed the fire to be caused by the electrical system.

- El Paso , TX, USA