one year after purchasing this vehicle, the power sliding door stopped working and the locks quite working. warranty fixed the sliding door, and cleaned the contacts on the door power door lock. door locks quite working several weeks later and we took it back. all they did was clean the contact pad again even though it was obviously worn. power sliding door quite again the next summer. took it back again and they replaced a motor. the locks still don't work right after 5 years of taking it in. Last Chevy I will ever own. and definitely the last vehicle I will ever purchase from Gjovicks Chevy, buick, olds and ford dealership in Sandwich, IL.

On Friday, November 12 2004, I entered the middle row of my son-in-law�s new 2005 Chevrolet Venture. This vehicle is equipped with an automatic sliding rear side door. After I sat down and closed the door, it seemed to not close completely. I proceeded to open and close the door again. As the door started to open, I tried closing it with the door handle. However, it continued to open fully. By the time I realized that the door was not going to stop, despite my closing pressure on the door handle, my arm had moved backwards and became lodged against the back of my seat. I was unable to release my hand from the door handle, and as the door opened further, it fractured both bones in my arm.