General Motors Recalls 805,000 Pickup Trucks

Picture this: you’re driving down the highway when suddenly you hear a bang and you look in your rear view mirror and see the cargo that was in your truck’s bed bouncing down the roadway behind you. Sure you closed the tailgate, but according to GM, the cables can break and you could lose your cargo...you better just hope there’s no one behind you if it falls out!

Do you (or did you) own any of these potential GM lemon trucks?

• 1999 Chevrolet Silverado
• 2000 Chevrolet Silverado
• 1999 GMC Sierra
• 2000 GMC Sierra

If you own any of these potential lemon GM trucks or lemon Chevrolet trucks, 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!

GM has admitted to federal safety officials that cables used to support the tailgate can corrode, weaken and break.

The 2000 Silverado has had its share of recalls and this one makes #9. Recalls have covered bedliners that can fly out while driving down the road, power steering and brake assist problems, loss of half the brakes, air bags that might not work, parking brakes that may not hold, and “unwanted antilock brake system activation” among other things (that last one doesn’t even sound good).

The 1999 Sierra has seen its recall troubles too, many of them the same as the Silverado.

If you own one of these potential lemon trucks, 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!

If you’ve got a dangerous vehicle, don’t go it alone!