I have owned my 1999 Chevrolet Monte Carlo ls for 2 years now. The sunroof got off track in 2001 and it costed me $85 to have it fixed. In June of 2003 it got off track again and a friend fixed it. Now in September of 2003 there is another problem with the sunroof, the motor that operates it makes a loud noise and it will not operate. My turn signals will not work. I have replaced all the fuses in the car, I have replaced the bulb to the blinkers and they still do not work along with the flashers not working. Also the window switch on the drivers side will no longer operate the drivers side window, it will roll down but no up (and thats not a good thing with all the rain we have had). I have also had to replace the breaks two times in the last year and half.I have heard of many complaints of other owners of Monte Carlo's with the same problems that I have had. Even a few from your web site. Needless to say; I am not a satisfied customer with cheverlot! I hope cheverlot will fix this problem for the sake of their business.

- New Palestine, IN, USA

The dealership replaced this sunroof while the vehicle was still under warranty. The track is broken again. The dealership can't repair it again because it is out of warranty. Chevrolet refuses to acknowledge a problem with the sunroof. The guy that owns the place where I am having it repaired says he has replaced hundreds of them on the Monte Carlo. Chevrolet used a plastic track instead of a metal track and that is why they break. It is a minimum of a $1300 charge to replace this sunroof. Chevrolet could have used an aluminum track and have avoided this financial drain on the consumer.

- Bartlett, TN, USA