I delivered the vehicle to bill fox Chevy for servicing as directed by GM (Saturn) customer service case number [xxx] for grinding noise and fluid leaking on the 2007 Saturn Sky (21433 miles). There was a recall ( 07V58900) for a faulty seal on this models differential unit. It showed the recall was handled on April 29,2008 by lakeside of Saturn which I did not recall. After investigation by the dealer it was agreed that the differential was grinding and the left differential/axle seal was leaking fluid. The repairs were made and had to pay $ $455.63 for the repairs on this defective designed part. GM denied my request for covering this under the recall notice. This is my wife's vehicle only driven in the summer. She did not know there was an issue. I drove it and noticed right away and found the recall and contacted GM(Saturn) cs. I stopped my wife from driving because the recall stated the differential could lockup and cause an accident which is a huge safety issue. Also I had a 100K warranty on the drivetrain which they said hit 5 yrs in August 2012. I believe GM should be held responsible for this recall on the total differential ext/int parts. Information redacted pursuant to the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6).

- Rochester Hills, MI, USA

On July 23, 2008, at approximately 1:30 a.M. I was driving a 2007 Saturn Sky approximately 40 mph down the road. While driving, I placed my left signal light on and began to attempt to change lanes. At this time, while attempting to change lanes, the steering wheel turned to the left, however the tires did not respond. As a result of the malfunction, I was forced to slam on the brakes. Due to this accident, I have sustained serious bodily injuries, namely, a shattered mandible, a broken orbital bone, a broken nose, partial numbing of the left side of the face, and severe facial scars. Additionally, I have been told that I may have sustained permanent partial facial paralysis on the lower left side of my face. Updated 03-09-09 (lawyer wrote in on behalf of his client). The lawyer did reference a recall that had been issued which may have been a contributing factor to the accident. Recall # 07V589000 updated 03/10/09.

- Houston, TX, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Saturn Sky. The dealer repaired the vehicle under NHTSA campaign id number 07V589000 (power train:axle assembly:axle shaft:seal). There were no failures prior to the recall repair. While driving 15 mph, the contact heard a constant squeaking noise in the rear of the vehicle. The failure mileage was 9,500 and current mileage was 9,520. Updated 04/11/08 the consumer stated that the squeaking noise is not accompanied by a rattling noise. Updated 04/11/08

- Sunnyvale , CA, USA