Sandra of Colchester VT (12/29/06) I purchased a 2000 Chevy Impala and have had trouble with it starting since I've owned it. The security light comes on and seems to lock up the car. It will not start no matter what you try. If I wait 15 to 30 minutes, it will suddenly turn over. I have brought the car to Denecker Chevrolet several times, and have been informed that the problem was fixed every time. It is still doing the same thing! Today I was stuck at a gas station for 20 minutes with three of my grandchildren in 20 degree weather. I had to wait 20 minutes until it would start. I have now read MANY complaints similar to mine and find it hard to believe something is not being done by GM.
Joe of Lake Nebagamon, WI December 26, 2006
Joe of Lake Nebagamon WI (12/26/06) Head light failure....WITHOUT WARNING!!! Must minipulte switch on steering column to bring lights on. Besides a lot of HAIL MARYS!!!!!!! Car is 2003 Impala. Happening much to often for safety sake.
John of Nashua, NH December 18, 2006
John of Nashua NH (12/18/06) I have an 2003 Chevy Impala and I brought it in to the dealer (which I have had good luck since I bought the car) for a no heat problem. When they diagnosed the problem they found that the lower intake manifold gaskets were leaking, the water pump and gaskets needed replacing, the antifreeze (Dexcool) was so low that it didn't allow for heat-be advised there is no low coolant warning in this vehicle. I was told to fix it it would cost 1,150.00 which I don't have and after reading othewr complaints isn't there something that GM can be held responsible for to fix my car?
Frank of Homosassa, FL December 14, 2006
Frank of Homosassa FL (12/14/06) New 2006 Chevy Impala less than 5 months old, less than 8000 miles, showing heavy wear of cloth material in drivers side seat. Material fraying and falling apart. Passenger seat beginning to show same wear.
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