General Motors Recalls 1.3
Million Pickups and Suvs to Fix Brakes
 Do
you (or did you) own any of these potential GM lemon trucks
or SUVs?
- 1999 Chevrolet Silverado
- 2000 Chevrolet Silverado
- 2001 Chevrolet Silverado
- 2002 Chevrolet Silverado
- 1999 Suburban
- 2000 Suburban
- 2001 Suburban
- 2002 Suburban
- 1999 Tahoe
- 2000 Tahoe
- 2001 Tahoe
- 2002 Tahoe
- 1999 Avalanche
- 2000 Avalanche
- 2001 Avalanche
- 2002 Avalanche
- 1999 GMC Sierra
- 2000 GMC Sierra
- 2001 GMC Sierra
- 2002 GMC Sierra
- 1999 Yukon
- 2000 Yukon
- 2001 Yukon
- 2002 Yukon
- 1999 Yukon XL
- 2000 Yukon XL
- 2001 Yukon XL
- 2002 Yukon XL
If you own any of these potential lemon GM or lemon Chevrolet
trucks or SUVs, you may be entitled to your money back or
a new vehicle. Call us at 1-888-331-6422 or email us
today for a Free Case Review!
In August 2005 GM recalled vehicles located in 14 states:
Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, Vermont and West Virginia. At first, the federal
government questioned the need to do the recall in six more
states, but GM balked. Now GM has agreed to expand the recall
to include GM trucks and SUV’s in Delaware, Iowa, Maryland,
Minnesota, Missouri, Wisconsin and the District of Columbia.
Public reports indicate that customers who complained enough
about the problem might have been taken care of by a “secret” warranty
program that GM dealers were aware of back in 2003.
Road salt corrosion interferes with the ABS sensors and
can cause the system to activate at the wrong speeds, frightening
drivers and making stopping hazardous, unpredictable and
unsafe.
The Detroit News reported that Donald Nickerson, a fire
chief in Jackson, Maine. Nickerson said his wife recently
had a close call in their GMC Sierra 2500 pickup. Returning
home from a short errand, she couldn't get the truck to stop.
The brakes just "chattered," Nickerson said. She
let up on the pedal, and the brakes worked the second time. "I've
torn that truck all apart trying to figure out what's wrong," Nickerson
said. "You get ready to stop, and nothing happens. You
got a big truck, that's real scary. When I heard about the
recall, I said no wonder I've had all these problems."
Other defects in these vehicles may also exist. To find
out about this and other recalls, click
here.
If you own any of these potential lemon trucks or SUVs,
you may be entitled to your money back or a new vehicle.
Call us at 1-888-331-6422 or email us
today for a Free Case Review!
Want more info? You can read the full Detroit
News article here.
If you’ve got a dangerous vehicle, don’t go
it alone!
Do you own any of these potential lemon trucks or SUVs?
You may be entitled to your money back or a new vehicle.
Call us at 1-888-331-6422 or email us
today for a Free Case Review!
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