This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
So how do you find out what problems are occurring? For this NHTSA complaint data, the only way is to read through the comments below. Any duplicates or errors? It's not us.
I was told by the dealership that the heat actuator has broken and needs to be replaced. They stated that it will cost me 200.00+ dollars to fix.they told me that it will cost that amount due to them having to take out the windshield and the dashboard to fix it. I told them that I bought that car 2 years ago with 82 miles on the dash and that I bought it because I have a 1995 Camaro that I have never had any problems out of and that it was why I chose another Camaro.
The contact owns a 2015 Chevrolet Camaro. The contact stated that the key was unable to turn in the ignition to start the vehicle. The dealer (ferman Chevrolet of tampa, 9751 E adamo dr, tampa, fl 33619, (813) 623-2411) diagnosed that the shifter needed to be replaced. The part was ordered, but the dealer was waiting on guidelines from the manufacturer. The dealer and the manufacturer indicated that the vehicle was not included in any electrical system recalls. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 40,000.
Once the car is shifted into park and I turn the vehicle off the key will not release from the ignition. I have to turn the car on and off several times before the key will release. Sometimes, I even have to move the vehicle completely and turn it off again before the key will release.
The contact owns a 2015 Chevrolet Camaro. When the contact placed the vehicle in park and turned off the ignition, the key became stuck in the ignition. The contact had to shift the gears a few times to remove the key. The vehicle was taken to tom gill Chevrolet (7830 commerce dr, florence, ky 41042), but they were unable to diagnose or repair the vehicle. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 44,000. The VIN was unavailable.
My 2015 Camaro is not releasing the key when I shut the car off I have to keep cranking the car back up and putting it into back into drive at least 5 times before it will release the key this is getting to get old having to do this over and over.and I am afraid that it will eventually ware out the key as well as the ignition can something be done before this happens.it is beginning to happen every time I drive my car (which is daily) my Camaro has just a little over 20,000 miles on it and it was bought brand new!!!!
When turning off car and attempting to remove key, key remains lodged in ignition and will not come out. In order for key to be released, car must be placed back into drive then back into park. Sometimes it works the first time but sometimes the same sequence needs to be done multiple times.
The vehicles check engine light remains on related to the auto stop feature. The car sometimes loses all power when stopped at a light. I replaced the battery and battery cables and the issue has continued.
Key would get stuck in the ignition upon putting vehicle into park. There was an interior failure in the floor shifter control assembly. The car would be in stationary when I would arrive at work, home, or shopping and the key would not turn.
The key gets stuck in the ignition and cannot be removed when the car is placed in park. It is an intermittent event but happens about 60-70% of the time.
I have a 2015 Chevy Camaro with just about 40,000 miles that now when I park the vehicle the key gets stuck in the ignition. It takes several attempts to get the key unstuck by constantly shifting the gear. I have read several complaints about this issue from other owners. I chatted with someone at GM and they are not covering this defect at this time. I know they have covered this same issue a few years ago. If it is still happening then why are they not still fixing this problem?
On February 3rd, 2017, I was driving at 8pm on a street at 30 mph. At that time my Camaro lost all power, including engine, head-lights, and steering. This is the second time this has happened since I've owned the car (June 2015). The first time I suspected that my knee had played a role by accidentally hitting the ignition area. Yesterday, (Feb 3rd) I know for a fact that this time my knee played a role. I understand that GM recalled 500K Chevy Camaro's that were 2010-2014 models for an ignition-switch defect. The reason that I am writing this compliant is that the exact same thing occurred and this is a 2015 model.
We bought a new 2015 V6 Chevy camero.1/30/2016 the radiator has been replaced/the leek again hose valves reg leak also.the clutch, fly wheel, barring, clutch wore out not normal.car will drive into second gear and car will accelerate on own.burning smell in air vents and car make loud noise when warming up.GM refused to buy back or give down payment for another auto.well fill unsafe and not happy.GM refuse to do anything to help.car has under 12 thousand miles.we dont feel safe and not happy.no working number to call Corp in detroit.I told GM we also see these cars start fire inside on internet.we dont want to be in this car.we are stuck in something unsafe and they do nothing to help.because its not them in this position.we have warranty and extended one to.they refuse to pay for clutch but dealer did absorb cost for repair.we dont trust this car and we are not happy.please help when reading this complaint to get us out of this unsafe car. These problems are one after another.
Car does not start or crank after multiple attempts, 5 repair attempts replacing modules, transponders, and repairs two shorts have not fixed the issue. The car does not crank or make any sound indicating it's starting. The car gives codes as to what the problem is and each time it's a different code and repair for the same non start issue.
The contact owns a 2015 Chevrolet Camaro. While driving approximately 35 mph, the vehicle made a jerking motion, the steering wheel seized, and the engine stalled. The contact also stated that the engine warning indicator illuminated. The vehicle was towed to a dealer for diagnostic testing. The mechanic stated that the engine control module burned out, and needed to be replaced. The engine control module was replaced. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 6,000.
We received a 2015 Chevy Camaro convertible as a rental car. This car was fresh off the delivery truck with only 6 miles on the odometer. Between the airport and our final destination that evening, we racked up approximately 55 miles. In that time, the car (engine) stalled/lost power/cut out 3 times as of writing this complaint. There was no loss of brakes or steering. The car was provided with a traditional key and not the GM switchblade, and the driver was not sitting close enough to bump the key into the off position. This is obviously not normal, and I am not the only one that has experienced this problem. Whoever is at fault, GM or the rental company for improper inspection before putting the car in the rental fleet, needs to resolve this issue as it is dangerous and potentially deadly.
Automobile inexplicably lost power, twice, (engine stopped, no power steering or brakes) while driving on route 4 from lakeland to the orlando international airport. An inquiry of the recall database reveals that these vehicles were subject to a recall to address this specific event. This vehicle was not properly serviced for this recall by hertz rent a car and should have never been in their rental fleet putting my life at risk. Res # G3801958844. RR65215040.
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