GMC Yukon Denali

2004 GMC Yukon Denali spontaneously caught on fire at least 2 hours after my husband arrived home from work for the evening. Fortunately, we noticed when the car ignited, and called the fire department right away. They put the fire out, so the only damage was to the vehicle and not to the house. The car was parked in the driveway a couple of feet from the garage door.

I have a 2001 Yukon and started having problems with the brake system. I read about recalls on brake systems, but not in Texas. Why is GMC not recalling and paying for same problems on the same vehicles but in different states? These problems are very dangerous and costly; and GMC should have to repair them before lots of people get killed.

I own a 2005 Yukon Denali, which I bought new. The head lights have melted the front lens on both sides of my truck. I contacted GMC customer service to see if they had a recall for such problem and was told that I am the first to report this problem. They had me take the truck to a GMC dealer to verify that the condition exists and that I did not change anything that might cause such a problem.

After the inspection, the dealer contacted GMC and told them the results of the inspection which was the truck is just like it left the factory (nothing changed or tamper with) and at that time they offered me 20% discount to repair the truck. The repair cost is $900.00, to repair my head light lens and I am not sure this is the only problem due to what caused this to happen in the first place. I was insulted by such offer due to I have never seen a head light melt the front lens of any car or truck that I have ever owned.

I contacted the GMC district rep to further pursue the repair of my truck. I talked to a person by the name of Iris who identified himself as the district rep for GMC. He offered me a 50% discount for such repairs and this is still an insult to me due to this is a safety issue with my head lamps. He told me that they have no records of this happening on any other Yukon Denali, and that this is not their problem because the truck is out of warranty. I explained that this issue is a safety issue and not warranty issue. Iris told me that if I went to Consumer Affairs, their offer would be void and that they would not talk to me anymore about this problem.