Consumer stated that both frontal passenger and drivers seat belts locked up. Once the seat belt locked up consumer was unable to move. Vehicle was taken to the dealer for inspection. But, mechanic could not duplicate the problem. The consumer had a tire failure.

- New Brighton, PA, USA

The passenger's side seat belt will continuously tighten up after it is buckled. Manufacturer claims that this is the way the belt is designed for the use with child safety seats.

- Bessemer City, NC, USA

Front driver's side seat belt shoulder restraint did not lock (retractor) when vehicle was involved in rear end collision with a tractor trailer at 45 mph. Also, none of the airbags deployed.

- Riverhead, NY, USA

Front passenger window shattered for no apparent reason-heard a pop, and the entire window shattered. For the rear seatbelts, the inertia locks activate and the belts lock up too easily, trapping the passenger in the seat. To release the belt, it must be completely removed and reattached. Dealer claims this is normal operation, due to child seat safety design. But this design seems dangerous to the adult or grown children as passengers.

- Redondo Beach, CA, USA

Seat belt locks properly on brake application then will not release and continues to tighten on passenger, to the point where passenger refuse to wear the belt. One replacement belt fail to lock up at all. Have been told by dealer and Chevrolet that child restrain in belt is causing problem. Child restrain is only operational if belt pulled out all the way which is not the case.

- Brooklyn, OH, USA

Problem #1: passenger side seat belt will lock up and not release until buckle release is pushed. The seat belt tightens so that passenger cannot even make small movements, like opening the glovebox or operating the radio. This is a saftey hazard as the seat belt is particularirly restricting to my pregnant wife. To release the belt by releasing the buckle would be unsafe while the vehicle is moving. Barton birks Chevrolet dealer says belt is of "normal operation as per make and model design". driver side seat belt has no such problem however. Problem #2: driver and passeger side power mirrors will change their positions at random. This is another saftey hazard because often you will not notice that the mirriors have changed their positions on their own until you need them to perform a lane change. Mirrors out of alignment are increasing the"blind spot". to realign mirrors when driving is also distraction, all of which could result in an increased risk of collision. Barton birks dealer says "could not duplicate customer concern".

- Newburgh, NY, USA