I have recently experienced two major defects with my 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix gtp. First, I have had both my driver and passenger side front wheel bearings to go out. These are not cheap to replace. The cost per bearing is about $90 plus labor. Then, my brake lights have stopped working. After looking at other complaints on the web, I have found that I my vehicle will require a multifunction switch which is costly as well. As far as the bearings go, there is a strong possibility that I will have to replace those again in the near future. My opinion is that if GM is aware of these defects in their product, they should be taking more steps to satisfy their customers as we have put faith in their company and help keep them in business with sales and our tax dollars (bailout). I appeal to GM to recall the parts that are not up to standard on their cars.

- Jackson, TN, USA

2002 Pontiac Grand Prix front wheel bearing failure. Consumer states that the front wheel bearings continually fail. The first time the dealer made the repairs. Second time consumer was out of warranty and nothing could be done.

- Chadds Ford, PA, USA

Front hub bearing assembly started making loud roaring noise. Had to have assembly replaced. Also had to have drive belt replaced it was worn and cracking. Total cost of repairs to vehicle owner 544.11.

- Christiana, TN, USA