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.
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Where should I start" purchased 03 trailblazer in 2/08 w/only 60,000 miles. Has been in shop 3 months..lost count of costs. A/C and heat not working properly..no hot air; clutch fan replaced; transmission slipping; engine cuts off while at stop-light. Should I go on" you would think w/only 60,000 miles on it--it was just getting broken in. I have never been so disappointed in a truck before..now I am stuck with the truck and its payment...no more money to repair and can't afford to trade in.
I have a had to replace my driver side frontal air bag twice already this is going on my third time in the last year. Using different companies. There is a problem with the wiring and the connector in the horn of the steering wheel, and it will not stay connected. I have called Chevy several times to see if there is or was a recall and I have been told no more then once.
Vehicle when placed in four wheel drive, does not engage front wheels and in fact does remain in only two-wheel drive. This creates a dangerous situation because on snowy roads particularly in rural areas, for example, the vehicle can become unsafe to drive.
- Manchester, MO, USA
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- Kilmarnock, VA, USA