SUV is two years and two months old and has been in use almost everyday up until a month ago when I began driving an older Chevy. I took the 2012 out after it sitting for a few days and it struggled to start. I have been around and know the signs. I believe the battery is shot but the truck is so new. My 2004 went 7 years before the sign came that the battery was slowly on its way out. I can't wait to see what the dealership tries to tell me. The warranty was good only for 3 years and 36,000 miles.
Other than this I have had no issues with this truck. I would never have believed that the battery would be shot after two years. This cannot be an isolated incident. It's to bad that GM doesn't offer recalls to help their customers only to avoid safety related lawsuits.
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SUV is two years and two months old and has been in use almost everyday up until a month ago when I began driving an older Chevy. I took the 2012 out after it sitting for a few days and it struggled to start. I have been around and know the signs. I believe the battery is shot but the truck is so new. My 2004 went 7 years before the sign came that the battery was slowly on its way out. I can't wait to see what the dealership tries to tell me. The warranty was good only for 3 years and 36,000 miles.
Other than this I have had no issues with this truck. I would never have believed that the battery would be shot after two years. This cannot be an isolated incident. It's to bad that GM doesn't offer recalls to help their customers only to avoid safety related lawsuits.
- Scott H., North Beach, MD, US