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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The vehicle was parked and not running when both driver and passenger airbags deployed. The steering wheel is torn apart. The handle on the dash board, passenger side, is bent and the vent on passenger side is cracked.
At the first oil change in my new 2006 GMC Sierra, I found pieces of metal (assembly from the engine) attached to the magnetic drain bolt. Such is usually symptomatic of a defective bearing or something. No problem as of yet with the vehicle, but registering this observation. For record purposes. The attendant at the place where I got the oil changed said my vehicle was the fourth one he's observed with the same kind of metal pieces.
: the contact stated before pulling a newly purchased vehicle off the dealer's lot, a vibration was noticed. The dealer was made aware of the observation and they stated that the vibration was coming from the tire due to sitting for a long period of time in the lot. The vehicle has consistently vibrated on normal road conditions traveling at speeds of 65 mph. The vehicle was taken back to the dealer for further inspection. The dealer determined that the vibrations were coming from the frame of the vehicle.
- Forney, TX, USA
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- Summerfield, FL, USA