Chevrolet Reviews

Do NOT get a Chevy Malibu. Even if it is a new model. There have been multiple reports of the service ESC coming on and little to no answers. I see so many complaints and people coming together to find answers but not many solutions. There are Chevy dealerships that are baffled by what could be the problem. My car has been getting “fixed” for 2 weeks and the longest I’ve seen was 3 months trying to find an answer. The only option is to get rid of it.

My email response to the email I just received asking if my experience was a "10". I purchased a 24 Chevy Colorado LT on 10/25/2024. I should have checked before we drove almost 200 miles to pick it up on a Friday night. It is a beautiful truck but it did not come with cruise control. We did not realize that until we headed home on the interstate. I assumed that it had it. I knew that it did not have a driver power seat, or an EZ Lift tailgate. Even though my 2019 Basic Canyon came with all three options. Make sure that your new chevy vehicle has all of the "options" before you buy it. The dealership paid for half of the cost to install aftermarket cruise control.

I wouldn’t recommend buying an Chevy or GMC product. We currently have a Chevy Silverado with a faulty valve body. Not only did they stop making that part due to it being faulty.. with no recall; but now the new ones are in a national back order. Unfortunately this left us 8 weeks so far without work at the holidays. Chevy's customer service said to “contact them when we have a running vehicle.”

Purchased 2019 Chevy Silverado LT new. 106,000 miles had an engine failure requiring vehicle to be towed off the road. Diagnosis: Faulty Hydraulic lifter and scored CAM, Faulty Fuel Injector. Total Cost to repair $8500 between 2 shops. GM sells this and other models knowing that there is a higher than normal incidence of failure of the component. They apparently have a "service - bulletin" but no recall on the problem. The repair is extremely costly. There was no work-around to the problem other than fixing the vehicle or selling it as non-working vehicle. They do not disclose to the consumer this problem when selling their vehicles. I was told by the Service advisor that there are "a lot of moving parts" that can fail in the engine. The vehicle was purchased new at Jerry's Chevy in Weatherford and had all the recommended maintenance and oil changes done. Chevy offered me a $750 credit toward the repair.

If I could give zero stars I would. I purchased a 2015 Chevy Equinox and it had complete engine failure at 109,000 miles. Also, I’d like to add I was trying to get into a Chevy service department to look into the issue and they never returned my calls. I had to bring this vehicle into a private mechanic. It’s clear why Chevy didn’t want to service me. They knew it was a problem. When I called corporate they denied this was an issue. Don’t ever buy a Chevy. They lie to their customers, deny you service, and sell junk vehicles. GM should go bankrupt. Tomorrow I’m going car shopping and I will buy a Toyota.

Her and Chevrolet, the service people handling it are terrible, won't return calls, won't answer the phone. I had one name. Stacy was my service person, couldn't even talk to a woman and the Chevrolet customer service they were terrible also. All they did was fear you full of words, no action. Chevrolet was better than they are but I've learned my lesson

I bought the top of the line truck (ZR2) 2 rear main seal leaks before 50k miles. Chevy customer service tells me to take it up with the dealership. I have bought Chevy products for over 40 years, this will be my last Chevy. Great truck. Poor customer service and unreliable.

I just yesterday went to a local GM Dealership to have my 2023 Chevrolet Silverado Trail Boss serviced. For an oil change and fuel filter, $285.00 the oil change was $114.00 the remainder was the fuel filter. Now mind you the truck was already on a hoist the fuel filter requires removing the canister and replacing the filter 5 minutes max. This is a total ripoff. This is the thank you for being a loyal Chevrolet customer. I currently own the mentioned truck and a 2021 Traverse RS. My next vehicle will be a Toyota.

(Purchased at 53k miles I've been having issues since day 1) I have a 2018 LT factory base model I never knew existed until I compared my car to my dad's 2018 LT Malibu (same trim big difference)his car was equipped with things my car didn't have! (a different set of fancier factory rims, remote start, sunroof, leather seats, heated seats! Even though my car didn't have all the bells and whistles I was still very pleased with my car until the craziness started happening out of nowhere. 1st thing I noticed was whenever I would open the trunk the radio would come on out of nowhere no one would be in the car the car wasn't cranked at all nor did I even unlock the car that creeped me out!!

I have a 2019 suburban with 59,000 miles on it. My transmission completely failed and had to be replaced at a cost to me of over $6,500. I looked and there are various recalls related to transmissions for other Chevrolets of the same model year. Don’t recommend buying.

I used to think Chevrolet was the best car dealership. Until I bought a 2011 Chevy Equinox. The car has given me nothing but stress. I know this message doesn’t mean anything to the CEO or higher-ups.

Approximately, a month ago I reach out to the Executive Office of the CEO Mary Barra and received the worst possible customer service. The manager and I didn’t have the best productive conversation. He didn’t give me the opportunity to speak. We both exchanged interrupted communication. Next, I decided to just end the call because I wasn’t getting anywhere. I sent an email address to the CEO and was ignored. Secondly, emails sent to me states that, "We will call you" and the call I never receive. I wish the rating was much lower because they don’t deserve no stars within my opinion.

I own a 2003 Chevy Avalanche. Best vehicle I’ve ever owned. Other than small repairs like water pump, starter etc, I’ve never had a major problem with it. It just rolled past 400,000 miles and still running strong. Kudos to Chevrolet.

Husband drives a 2024 Chevrolet Colorado. Worst idea ever to have only one charging port in a 4 seater. I checked the user manual to make sure there weren't more that I just couldn't find, but it's true. Only one charging port in this work truck that seats 4 people. A wireless charger is not the answer. Even if it worked, it's a bad choice and doesn't hold a candle to having multiple charging ports. We've been on several road trips and one of us had a dead phone or low battery the whole time. I couldn't imagine having a third or 4th passenger who also need a charge..or having to use multiple devices. My husband says it's a nightmare trying to keep them charged when he's working. This is so irresponsible! I honestly can't believe chevrolet would make that decision. Chevrolet, a product by GM, thought it would be a good idea to make a truck in 2024 with only 1 charging port? Unbelievable.

I bought a Chevy Trax in Dec. 2023 for my 16 year old son. It was his first car. We bought it cause it had an awesome safety rating. In the beginning of April the engine blew while he was driving. A rod blew in the engine and put a hole in the engine. The whole engine had to be replaced. To make a long story even longer that was April 12th. Chevy agreed to buy back his vehicle at full asking price minus 1,700 miles. Not sure what that meant and either did they.

My husband and I bought truck from them while there was snow and ice everywhere so we were told that we would get three oil changes and a full detail because they had not even cleaned it yet for them to sell in the lot. So we made an appointment to have the detail and the first oil change and they called and said it was ready to pick up. Get there and nothing was detailed at all then I walk back in and then the guy said, "I told them to vacuum and wash. We are not doing a 350 detail for free." I said, "You didn’t even vacuum. Walk out here and look." Don’t recommend them at all.

Chevrolet must be run by idiots. They provide stupid apps but fail to provide an owner's manual. What good is an ONLINE manual if you are in area without data service and need to figure out how to operate something. MORONIC! Paying $90 ($50 plus ripoff S/H) to get a manual that any consumer would expect to be included is a RIP-OFF! Folks be sure to demand an EXTRA $100 off to buy an owner's manual for your vehicle.

I wanted to share my awful experience with customer service and how horribly I was treated after purchasing a BRAND NEW 2024 Chevy Trax. Less than a week after buying this brand new car the function of opening the trunk had stopped working. It was an electrical malfunction, no one could access the trunk. I had 5 Chevrolet workers all at the same time trying to figure it out. There was no emergency latch, nothing.

I purchased a 2024 Trailblazer in December 2023 from Christopher Chevrolet in Ticonderoga NY. In June, my driver-side window decided to go up and down when it felt like it, then my dash goes completely black off and on. Then my hatchback open part way and won’t do anything when pushing the close button, had to force it down manually!! I call Christopher to have my car looked at, was giving the biggest runaround, no loaner cars, no rentals available and don’t know when they will be available. Completely unprofessional!! Thank goodness for Whitman Chevrolet in Glens Falls NY. They took my car in within 2 hours and had a loaner car for me! I have never purchased a Chevy before, and can’t wait to trade this one in for something else!! Will never purchase a Chevy product again!!! Very disappointed!!!

Save yourself lots of money and headaches. Run far far away from Chevrolet Products. You will thank me. I sure learned a big lesson. If I could give a ZERO star I surely would. This has been the worst experience I have ever had in my life. I have bought used cars that are better than the 2020 Chevrolet Malibu I bought brand new. Had to replace the engine exactly at 3 years. Three parts failed at the same exact time and of course they do not want to cover anything.

I bought a 2022 3500 high country. Cost over 100,000. I have owned it for 1 and half years. 38,000 miles starter goes. Takes a week for the extended warranty to allow them to fix it. Now fuse box on top of battery blown. Still at dealer. I’d say no to Chevy and their warranty they sell in the future. Also losing coolant. Who knows what that leads to.

I've owned quite a GM products over the years. Chevy, GMC and, the now defunct Pontiac brand have been car that I owned. I took delivery of a Chevy Trailblazer LT a few days ago (May 1st 2024). I took the car for a test drive a week before I took delivery and instantly fell in love with it. It was exactly what I was looking for. Let me explain: I'm retired and not looking for some supercharged sports car that's a ticket magnet. I wanted something in a small SUV that had me sitting high off the ground so as not to be blinded by every small truck at night. I have never owned a car that was better to drive at night.

I decided to pay my Chevy Silverado off as my Christmas gift to myself. So I shelled out over $28,000 in December and right after Christmas the transmission went out. Extended warranty told me the trucks are known for the problem and didn't cover it. Chevrolet's customer care agent whom the issue was assigned avoided us like a plague. We called and emailed many many times for many days and talked to so many others there except him. He was always unreachable even through their connections and they would insist you deal with J#### and make excuses for his unavailability.

Chevy use to be my go to brand. Now super disappointed they drop their warranty from 160 thousands km to 100 thousand km so that tells you right there they have no faith in their products. Last 2 truck I've bought both need a transmission by 130000 km. Total junk. Cost over 5k. Just to be repaired. Pretty sad a vehicle doesn't even last 3 years without major repairs. Last Chevy I'm ever buying. Buying Toyota from now on.

My brand new 2024 Chevy Silverado 3500 broke down in Fayetteville AR. This truck only had 34,813 miles on it. Come to find out General Motors does not manufacture this part #MC5156. We called all over the country looking for this part. We found it at Gunn Chevy in Selma TX 588 miles away. I was told multiple times the part was shipped. GM customer services, said GM will cover all costs associated with this shut down, that took 10 days to go less than 600 miles. (But only 15 minutes to install.) Total out of pocket $1021.77 Plus Driver's lost wage Of $2500. Lost revenue of $10,000. I have yet to see a dime. Chevy offered me $700, LMAO. I lost almost $14,000 due to GM lack of building me a vehicle that was dependable like I was promised when I bought a $100,000 truck.

First I'd like to say that the initial sales experience with Jerry was wonderful. I showed up, excited to test drive a 2024 Chevy 2500 HD. I notified him a few days later that I wanted to purchase this truck and came in a few days later to make the deal and pick it up. I did the paperwork and made the deal and all was fine. When we did a walk around the truck we found that the truck I had test drove and told them I would purchase had been sold but that there duplicate version of that truck and that I had purchased the duplicate truck. I guess I should have picked up on the switch but the Jerry didn't tell me any of this until the deal was signed.

I am writing this review. I'm not giving General Motors any stars as they do deserve any. I have a 2019 Chevy Sonic. I bought it from JBA Chevrolet at 11 miles on it. I bought it in May of 2019, January of 2020. It was in the shop for cooling issue of 2022. It was in the shop for a cooling system October of 2023. It was in the shop for a cooling system and just here in January of 2024 it was in the shop for a cooling issue! Since I have had the car the water pump has been replaced. The reservoir has been replaced twice and not to mention other issues with the cooling system. No heat everything else. So I open the complaint against the business bureau with general motors. Got a phone call today from a Leticia who told me pretty much I quote, "Your bumper to bumper warranty is ran out and you've exceeded the time frame to be able to bring the car back and be replaced with a new one. So any out of a pocket expenses you will have to pay for."

I bought a brand new, $50,0000 car in 2022, not even a year later my front exhaust became corroded at the joint where they welded it. I had to replace for almost $700 as it’s not on warranty. Multiple mechanics, including their own mechanic informed me that the exhaust should not get corroded on a brand new car. Took them a month to tell me I’m only eligible for $205 reimbursement. No customer satisfaction or quality of care with this company.

Been a GM rewards cardholder since 1993. Have currently earned $1,116 on account towards new car. Trying to buy a new 2023 Chevrolet and redeem $$$ but dealership will not honor as they are afraid they won't get reimbursed. Have spoken to Reward specialists numerous times and they say I should be able to redeem but they are unwilling to put in writing to dealership. Have elevated and tried getting GM rewards management/supervision involved but they were "busy" and in a meeting and was told they'd call me back but never did. Spent thousands of $$$ on their card and can't redeem points. Whatever happened to customer service and honoring longtime customers. Be wary of Goldman Sachs and GM rewards program as earning could be worthless.

Dealership did not put enough oil in my brand new truck. Called customer service and told me it was the dealership's problem not theirs. So what is the point of going to a dealership if GM does not stand behind the work they do. Much rather drive a Ford at this time.

Purchased a 2023 Colorado Trail Boss in early July. Knock Sensor bad at 250 miles. Miss-aligned passenger front fender, dent In roof as well as an imperfection in paint on roof. Scratches on driver side door pillar with poor attempt at covering. Radio starts playing while muted. Altimeter off by 100 feet. Theft alarm sounded with no one around vehicle while sitting In the driveway. I've had it to 3 dealers and one refused to service because I did not buy it there, one fixed the knocked sensor but did not address the body issues. (They had it for 2 days). The third could not duplicate any of the issues (they were not advised of radio issue as it was not an issue at the time). And never followed up on the body issues. (They had for 2 days as well). So right now I have a 41000 truck that I am completely disappointed in. It is scheduled for a visit with a 4th dealer this week. Hopefully they are more competent than the last 3.

Traded in a Silverado custom pickup. Rolled over $3,300 in equity and bought a 2024 Chevy Trax. They heard a "tick" from the engine which is not normal. The dealership (Salvadore Chevy in Gardner, MA.) did an engine swap authorized by GM. Everything was working fine before the engine swap. After the swap the dashboard would fail and blackout. My android cell phone would no longer connect. Dealership stated it could not be fixed. Dealership took the Trax and I had to buy another "older" vehicle. Unfortunately, they did not factor in my $3,300 equity into the new vehicle. I requested an accessory to be included and the manager stated he cannot do that! After a few trips and haggling I was able to get the $500 accessory thrown in. Also noticed the Trax was back on lot for sale with a stock number. I thought it could not be fixed. Did they repair the Trax but wanted it back to sell? Did they want to get rid of the 2023 vehicle which I had to buy.

We purchased a new 2023 Chevy Traverse. We thought this would be a good vehicle for our family. We owned the vehicle for only a week before all the electronics, and safety alerts on the vehicle started to glitch and not work. It did not alert on the proximity for backing or objects in front of the vehicle, even the lane assist only worked now and then. We went back to the dealership and they said we needed to contact GM directly about the issues before they could do anything. Once we contacted GM, after several tries, they kept giving us the run around and blaming the dealership and the dealership kept saying they couldn’t do anything until GM authorized it. It has been 6 weeks now that they have not assisted us and we continue to have issues, this is now a safety concern.

Jeanine ** was very friendly, respectful and she knows her job. She treated me as if I was family. She was not your average service rep. She went the extra mile to get my situation handled and I LOVE HER!!!! She’s definitely “THE REAL DEAL.”

I bought a 2019 Chevy Malibu LT and it has a little over 22K miles on it. Within the first 30 days of me having the car there's an error message that repeatedly pops up saying my car isn't in park even if it's cut off. Also, my USB ports to charge my phone have shortages in them. I'm highly displeased because this is my first major vehicle purchase and I actually went to a certified Chevrolet dealer expecting to receive a durable vehicle. Thank God for the extended warranty because the fact I haven't had this car 60 days and I already have to have major maintenance done to it is ridiculous.

I purchased a new 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe High Country. I have owned six Tahoes over the years. I am disappointed in this one. It has been in the service department numerous times Lifters twice. Automatic Back hatch has never worked just comes up at random times. Just had to turn it off and do it manually. Now paint is coming off the grill and it is still under warranty. Chevrolet and dealership seem to think this is normal. Just hit some rocks. No it literally is peeling off when I hand wash it. Frustrating when you pay so much for a vehicle and nothing gets resolved. I will not be purchasing a Chevrolet when I decide to buy a new SUV.

I have purchased a BRAND NEW 2022 Chevrolet Malibu November 12th, 2022 for my daughter as her first car. It has been in the shop off and on from November 14th, 2022 to January 13th, 2023 to now as of April 30th, 2023 it completely came to a dead stop in the middle of the road! Thank God it was in our neighborhood and no one was behind her!!!! Between all this, a Trade Assist and now I am just done. Will not own another Chevrolet.

TLDR: These people don’t know diesels. They lie. They mislead. They make up excuses. They play stupid. They do not care about you. They do not care about your car. You have been warned. Yes, this is a true story. And yes, everything in “” was actually told to me.

Bought my 2015 Chevy Equinox in 2020 with 70,000 miles. First problem I had was my rear main seal busting. Luckily I didn't ruin my engine. There is a bulletin as this is a common issue in this car but no recall. Paid $1600 to get it fixed. It is caused by the poor design of the pvc. Also this car consumes oil and you have to check your oil levels once a week to be safe as I would have to add oil in between my oil change. Never does an low oil light come on. Now I am dealing with the timing chain issue that is also common in this car. I am left with no car and still owe money on it. The sad part is that 2010 to 2017 equinoxes all have these issues so chevy kept making them even tho they knew this engine had problems. They refuse to to fix the problems. I will never purchase a chevy again!

I bought a brand-new Colorado. I was not allowed to buy a stick shift because that just is not done anymore... You can special order one but that is a lengthy and costly process. The truck also comes with a $700 theft protection device that you are forced to purchase whether you like it or not. You can refuse to buy a new truck, or you can eat it and buy the $700 piece of crap electronic device. Then I tried to install a lumber rack because the bed is super small. Immediately I found out that I could not install a lumber rack because of the wiring system. The electrical loop must be complete for the electrical system to work. Removing the antenna on the roof to use the lumber rack disables the whole electrical system. The whole truck is electrical... Now I have a jerry rigged stereo system hanging from the dash so I can listen to an iPod while I drive because the radio is inoperative.

I will never buy another Chevy. Bought a brand new 2018 Malibu at 38k miles. Motor has fuel In the oil and I’m pretty sure a piston rings is bad. Chevy service said they would not fix it. It wasn’t bad enough. They said unreal. The whole motor will need replaced. So I bought 4 tires during the Chevy fall tire rebate. Submitted all the documents only to get denied for the rebate saying that my claim date didn’t match the invoice and both dates are the same. Any reason they can to get your money. Don’t waste your time buying their overpriced parts. You won’t get your rebate. I’ll never buy another Chevy again.

Leased 2022 Bolt EUV in July 2021. In August 2021 we received the recall notice for battery replacement. A software update was completed that limits battery charge to 80% of capacity as a safety measure. The recall has been in effect for almost 1.5 years! And we have heard nothing from GM Chevy for several months. In spite of the 80% performance limitation, we have paid 100% of the lease payment every month! This was our first GM car and I suspect it will be our last. How can they tell us the battery is not safe at full charge, issue the recall and then disappear!?

I bought 3 automobiles in the amount of two years starting 2018, we bought all the bumper to bumper warranties tires and everything. Well within the last couple of years the service department is horrible. I’ve had all three of my cars out there several times with problems and they have never been fixed. The car sits there. They never call when they’re are done. I’ve called to try and address the problems with the service manager and the store manager and they never return your calls but yet they’re calling to beg me to buy another car from them. Yeah right. Never again!!!!

My son & I went in to Victorville Chevrolet Cadillac with our KBB Instant Cash Offer of $16,450 to sell them a 2017 Nissan Rogue AWD. We were blindsided by their egregious tactic as they negated our profit & basically stole the car out from under us to double their profit. Total amt owed us on that sell is $11,180. They turned our sell into a trade and kept the money and the car. There is nothing legitimate about it i.e. since they have given us an illegible copy of the contract and refuse to do otherwise. The total funds came to 41k+ for a 2022 Chevy Trax. This dealer doubled their funds on the sale to us and now double again when they sale the Rogue to somebody else. Can you please tell me how this is at all fair business practice?

In March of 2022, I had my 2019 Chevy Traverse towed to the service dept at Webb Chevy Oak Lawn. They asked us to consider trading in our car for a 2022 version. When we sat to discuss vehicles we found that we'd been defrauded by the initial salesman in 2019. Quick backstory (Yep, it counts). Our salesman told us that the vehicle we selected had all the bells and whistles we asked for. Hours later, when they brought our car around it didn't have the power options, liftgate, remote starter, etc. The store was closing and we spent the next several weeks calling our salesman and never hearing back. After calling the manager repeatedly and not getting an answer we stopped trying and just committed to never shop at Webb Chevy again.

This truck and the local dealer. Covert in Hutto, TX. I bought their service package and took my truck in for the 1st time at 7,000 miles to get the 1st oil change. They Dropped the truck off of their service lift. Puncture the fuel tank and who knows what else but instead of replacing the truck they decided just to fix it. I was pissed and refused to sign anything with them after they gave me my truck back knowing that more issue will probably arise due to this. Now truck has 69,000 miles on it and how convenient that it is just past the manufacturer warranty and now I need an a/c compressor replaced $2500.00 and the transmission is out $5000. $7500.00 in repairs with such low mileage. I expect better Chevrolet than what this is.

I have a 2016 Chevrolet Tahoe LTZ. It has right at 92k miles. It started making a clicking noise, took it to the dealership on February 16th and they tore it apart. Come to find out it needs a whole new engine. Thank God it was covered under the CPO power train warranty. However, it has been in the shop since February 16, 2022 and they say it could take up to 3 months or longer before they get an engine. At first the dealership did not want to give me a rental because they said it was not covered. So I had to find transportation for about a week. I talked with GM and a vehicle is to be provided since it was covered under warranty. So then the dealership provided me with a 2017 Chevy Cruze. It was VERY dirty and disgusting inside.

The battery is located in the trunk of the car. I show up to work and I smell burning wires. That's the smell I smell inside the car. I opened my door and I see smoke coming out of the cracks of my trunk I freak out, I popped my trunk open and see there's a fire inside my trunk. The day prior I was working on a vehicle so I had my toolbox, a brand new can of carb cleaner in my trunk where tools should go. Well the can had hit the battery terminals and my toolbox managed to find its way on top of the can causing the spark and the contents inside the can obviously kept the flame going caught the toolbox on fire. Thank God nobody was hurt but that's a poor design.

I purchased a 2017 Chevrolet Colorado brand new. The touch screen radio quit working. Doesn't respond to touch. Also it does things on its own like blaring the radio full blast, calling people tick tick tick pushing its own buttons. It's caused me a few times a severe scare almost driving off the road because out of nowhere the Radio goes full blast!!! I only have 36,000 miles on it and warranty is over. How convenient. The transmission from day one slips, seems like it's not going to shift and hard shifts enough to jolt ya! I am really upset with this vehicle. I've learned my uncle has a 2016 Z style Colorado and his is doing the same exact thing. My cousin's Impala radio does the same thing. It doesn't work! There should be a recall on these items and I can't understand why there isn't yet. What do we as owners have to do?

For those of you driving 2016-2018 there’s a legitimate “recall” out for a warning msg reduced power mode. Luckily my mechanic hates these death traps and told me to spread the word. Get these POS off the road. Went from 70mph to 10 in seconds. Sound familiar?? If so call dealership give them this recall code and get it replaced on their dollar. ****recall***** (It’s called a special request recall) no difference to me other than the public is unaware. Needed new pedal accelerator, sensor and a shifter, new wiring because they used glue which melted our wiring around the pedal. Chevy is scamming the recall process. Unbelievable.

I have always said Chevrolet was the best vehicles; but I was wrong. My next car will NOT be a Chevrolet. I bought a 2019 Chevrolet Malibu in 2020 with approximately 40,000 miles. In November of 2021 the car just died as I was driving. My mechanic finally discovered the issue. An electric modulator went out. Since I bought the car used, Chevrolet refused to cover the cost. Thanks Chevrolet for nothing. Won’t waste my money again.

The biggest issue with this service department was the time it took for an oil change and tire rotation, 5 HOURS, but I have listed all the details below.

Bought a 3500 diesel. Was told motor and tranny would last forever, after 3000 miles brakes wore out on a Saturday. Replaced brakes and rotors with aftermarket on Saturday night so I had a vehicle for the weekend, went to dealer on Monday morning and was told brakes were not warrantied, Brakes should last longer than 3000 miles so there was obviously something wrong. Was told to get the ** out and to go to the dealer where the vehicle was purchased. Went to original dealer and was told nothing was wrong.

We have always chosen Chevrolet. We traded our 18 year old Trailblazer last April. It was hard as we never had to worry about buying big items. Our children have moved on to their adult lives and it's just the two of us. We purchased a Trax and are very pleased with the size and comfort.

Shortly after I got the car the brake booster went out. They supposedly fixed it. I am still having problems with it. Took it back to have it looked at again and they said there was nothing wrong with it. I'm still experiencing problems with the same brake booster and I don't know what to do. They say there's nothing wrong with it but obviously there is. Sorry but there is nothing good to say about this car!

Gunn Responded and fixed the problem due to the problem did not ever go away. Come to find out it was a pinhole in the exhaust close to the engine that continued to sound like it was still my lifters ticking. This was a learning experience for me and I believe for Gunn too. but now my vehicle sound and runs the way it should. Thank you Gunn for not giving up on me.

I don't have much experience on this company, but I once used their vehicle and I felt very safe when driving it. Hope to know more on what the company is doing soon.

For a 2019 Camaro rs. 1 drl is out. Chevy needs to replace the full light. $1800.00 for a light. American. Foreign here I come. I see why they are not selling. Gouging for a light. It's a safety device.

We purchased a brand new Chevrolet Tahoe from Koon’s Chevrolet of White Marsh, MD in 2018. It now has 31,000 miles on it. We drove an hour to this dealership multiple times even though we could’ve bought 1 closer to home because we had loyalty to the sales person who spent all of the time with us. There was nothing better about the price etc. With owning our own business we understand the importance of time & commission.

I got a Chevy Equinox back in 2019. Never owning one was nervous but soon found out it was one of the better vehicles I have owned, normal maintenance was always done, ran awesome, also I was hit on the side and that vehicle took a good amount of force, the equinox has very good safety in them also, it was eventually totaled due to damage, was very sad when I heard that, already getting another one, I do alot of camping and you can fit so much different size stuff in one, I love those SUVs and everyone I have known to have one say the same thing. They loved theirs.

The truck is full of problem. I bought my truck with few miles. The transmission went off at 80,000 miles. The radio stop working, black screen, no sound. The door locks stop working, not able to use the remote to lock or unlock the doors. Very frustrated experience.

The A pillars are warped, I need to replace TMPS sensors again, the overhead center console fell and fuel filler neck failed. All of this has happened within the last 60 days. I will complain about this until I have to opportunity to ask management at GM if they care so much about their customers and products why would they allow such a piece of garbage be manufactured? Let alone be sold?

To start I love Chevrolet. Well I did. I have literally owned 15 Silverados from 73 to my 2019 and by far I am more disappointed in spending 50k on a z71 truck than anyone of my old ones. I drove through 1ft of water and it took out my engine. Some may say it's my fault just like the dealer. However if you advertise a truck let alone a 4x4 z71 offroad addition it should be able to handle some water. I have had plenty of my old truck in 3ft of water/mud and kept going like champions. A lifetime of driving chevys and I still just can't believe this. And I'm stuck with the bill. Absolutely horse crap. Besides all the recalls that are going on with starts and rear windows leaking.. Chevy needs to start taking pride in their vehicles again.

Fraudulent sales. In late October I purchased a vehicle from Herb Easley Chevrolet in Wichita Falls. I found the car online. I talked to a salesman and we reached a deal. The deal was 3%+ interest, 300+ per month for 60 months. I was out of town. The salesman mailed me the papers to my job site. When I received them, the note was for 72 months. My wife texted the salesman and said that was not what we agreed on. We wasn’t buying the car for 72 months. The salesman stated it was a financial department mistake.

I purchased a new Chevrolet for reliability and to transport my family. I've had it for 2 months and 2k miles and it's been nothing but a nightmare and headache. It's been at a dealership 3 different times for multiple days at a time and I've been given no loaner. So now instead of me being able to provide transportation for my family back and forth to school I'm unable to do that. This is absolutely ridiculous and horrible. I chose a new GM vehicle over your competitors and it's been the biggest mistake of my life.

I would not recommend this company. All the GM support advisors do is schedule appointments, they don't care about your concern, nor do they care to get to the bottom of the actual problem. I've had my 2019 Chevrolet Bolt EV for a year and a half now and Have had lots of electronics problems. They tell me they can't use a video to fix the issue that if it's not malfunctioning at the time when it's at the dealer, they won't fix it. Of course the car comes out of its bumper to bumper warranty by mileage and the entire infotainment fails and the other issues I've complained about will finally get fixed at my extended warranty's expense and my $100 deductible.

I come from a family that prided itself on owning Chevrolet trucks – trucks that ran for 200K+ miles. That came to an end for me today. I own a 2016 Suburban LT that's used as our primary family vehicle. At just over 64K miles, the car started to show signs of a delayed shifting between P, R, and D. It would hesitate and then jump into gear. The vehicle would also shake when on the highway and shifting between gears. The dealer first suggested re-programming the transmission and a fluid flush at a cost of $700, but the symptoms persisted. Upon further investigation by the transmission technician, I was presented with a price of $7,000 to replace the transmission with a remanufactured one.

Lies! Do not let them pull your credit! The General Manager Chevrolet Jim ** on the River in Tulsa, informed me that they work with all types of credit and that he was certain with a my 560 credit score he could get me in a car. He lied, the car lot stated I needed a co-signer and would have to trade in my current vehicle on top of that. That’s with $2,000 down all for an $18,000 vehicle. Also when the pulled my credit, as to what they called as a “soft hit” turned into 5 inquiries all from my application with them. I would not only NOT recommend them, I will advocate against any potential buyers from even contacting them.

I LOVE my 2013 Sonic Hatchback, but I HATE CHEVY MARKETING!!! I've tried for 7 years to get off their mail list and they ignore EVERY Request!!! I've already stopped using their service dept. I am SO SICK on getting their "Certified Service" mailings and they won't stop. I've tried opting out by calling GMC, The Dealer and using the gmcontactpreferences dot com, but these arrogant jerks have ignored my requests for 7 YEARS!!! What a waste of paper. I am sure I scared the crap out of the last person to answer when I called AGAIN to get off the mailing list. I'm selling a car I love, and switching to Honda!

Chevrolet Beat is one of the best car in terms of pick up, mileage and road grip. It's very smooth car compared to my other Maruti and Honda cars. Very much suitable for small family and long drive. Beat never cheats in the road, and chances of accident is almost nil. Very good engine, and I hope GM will relaunch its products in India.

My Chevy Colorado had been totaled for a vehicle fire, truck almost killed me. There was no apparent reason why it happened, so most likely a product defect. There is a recall on 2018 Chevy Colorado's, a fuel pump failure, which increases the cause of fire in fuel line. According to the fire report from the fire department, the cause of fire was fuel tank/fuel line. Apparently my Colorado was not part of this recall but maybe should have been based on what happened. To be sure, I wanted GM to investigate their vehicle, seeing as how it was less than 2 years old, bought brand new off the lot, only 17k miles. They stated that because my insurance company has it, that they will not look at it.

Own the Chevy Bolt for less than 6 months. Hatch window shattered for not apparent reason. Turning in an intersection, so no other vehicle passing. I took the car back to Jenner Chevrolet in Victoria, BC thinking this was a faulty window. I was informed they will not replace it even though there is no evidence of impact or damage to the window to warrant the window to shatter.

I’ve been a Chevy driver for 20+ years but will never buy another one after the one I have now. I currently have a 2013 Silverado crew cab. Not my first one but over the years that I’ve had it 2 of the handles have come off 2 different doors. I’m single and not many other people get in my truck. I’m not rough on it and it’s frustrating that this has happened twice. It’s right at $200 to have the handles replaced with part and labor. My daughter has a Suburban and 2 different handles have fallen off her vehicle, and my neighbor has a Tahoe and one of her handles fell off also. I thought it was just me but obviously it Chevrolet. Crazy!! I’m 57 and I’ve had a lot of vehicles in my many years of driving and I’ve never had this happen before. As much as these vehicles cost, they are made cheap!! Never again!!!

I sold my Mercedes CLS500 to buy a VOLT, it broke my heart but I found it necessary at that time. And I like the Volt, in sports mode it will outrun anything, the mileage is great, barely needs service, but it has one big downside - propulsion problems. At any given time there's a good chance your Volt's little gas engine will start howling up like crazy, you will drive max 20 mph and sit (roll) and wait until the car gets over his "propulsion power reduced" moment... what can be very inconvenient if not dangerous on a freeway or driving up a hill. You might give it to your dealer for "software updates", as this is the only service this car needs :) But the problem will come back. Also the initial 45 miles on a battery will get less and less, mine is currently 27. How much that all annoyed me? I bought my Mercedes CLS back and now we have 2 cars that could not be any more different form each other. Guess which one I drive most....

I would give them 0 stars but they do call you and check on the issue, but they don't fix the issue. I have a 2017 Chevy Cruze LT and the check engine light recently came on so I took it to autozone and had the codes read. The code came back for a knock sensor and since I have a warranty on my car I called to check to see if it was a covered part with them and confirmed that I have 1 hour free diagnostic and the part was covered but the check engine light went off and stayed off for a few weeks. It came back on not too long ago and this time the codes reads intake airflow system performance so I just take to Chevy because at this point I am just done with the car and don't want to cause any damage driving it. The problem Is that I have been in contact with Chevy corporate for 2 months on this issue asking for assistance because if the part is something that was not covered under my warranty I didn't think I should be responsible for it. They have done nothing to help out with trying to solve the issue.

We purchased a 2016 Chevy Impala for my husband. In the 3 years we have had the vehicle, we have replaced the following items: 2 batteries, 1 starter, 1 purge valve. I am writing a review today in regards to the purge valve. Our check engine light came on and so we took it to our mechanic. The mechanic stated that the purge valve needed to be replaced, so we replaced it. 3 days after we paid for the repair, a letter in the mail came from Chevy stating the purge valve may be bad and to take it to the dealership to be replaced. Since we already replaced the valve, I applied for the reimbursement. Chevy is denying my reimbursement since it was not done at the dealership. This is the last Chevy we will ever own.

The purchase of this SUV was record-breaking in that it was my first SUV and the newest vehicle I had ever owned. Within a year and a half I learned that GM believes that the engines in their vehicles can only be expected to last 5 years and that it is too bad, so sad that the engine in my vehicle stopped working. Anyone I spoke to found it inconceivable that a properly serviced vehicle would need to have the engine replaced at less than 100K miles.

2018 TRAVERSE VIN # ** Mileage: less than 10000 (ten thousand). Export version only. Country: COLOMBIA. Many small issues and no fix yet.

I’m a retired senior widow. In August 2019 I gave up my Chrysler in favour of what I thought would be an economical Chevy. I bought a new Spark. I knew within the first week that I didn’t like it. When I stepped on the gas it hesitated. The service manager told me that that is normal for the Spark. Now, January, the car is plugged in. I drive it every second day to go shopping etc. One Monday morning the car wouldn’t start. On the third Roadside Assistance call I had the car towed back to the dealership. They checked everything and told me the battery was dead and I needed a new one. I asked how that was even possible with a new car. They advised me that if I wanted the battery to stay charged I would have to drive it about an hour every second day. I’m retired! I don’t need to drive an hour anywhere!

Chevy first car in 1963. Drove 1957 Chevy. Had a 1958 bel air. Had a 1972 impala. Always liked General Motors. Got a 1969 Camero after getting out of the Air Force in 1972. Never had any major break downs of any cars except accidents.

Never take the Dealership extended warranty on any car: They will do as little as possible, to the extent of blatantly making ridiculously accusations that actually insult your intelligence while looking you straight in the eye!!! They must be trained at this! Most of the time they try to insinuate that you're at fault and you should pay for the repair! Or the problem is a figment of your imagination! Not just with GMC/Chevy, Also w/ Honda. Most vehicles are built well enough to just get them pass their extended warranties! All in all my GMC 3500 extended Savanna van has given my family and I two wonderful trips From Jersey to Key Largo towing two Wave runners, Full Scuba equipment for three, Fishing poles and tackle! We removed the seat behind the front seats out to give us more room for traveling (great idea!!!). My friends l take on fishing and golf trips seats six w/ one sleeping in the rear seat!!! The one in the rear seat love it!!!

Customer service after purchase of car is excellent. Parts are in stock. Constant offers and rebates and freebies. Car has good safety features and drives well. I am satisfied. I know no car gets mileage listed and no car lasts forever. But this is also a USA car so I am supporting our country.

I think Chevrolet manufactures in my opinion, a decent line of vehicles. There is pros and cons to every car manufacturer and for the value Chevrolet does make a dependable long lasting vehicle. There are so many variables to that statement too that I also think it can be a toss up or luck whether yours will be included in that group of being long lasting or dependable!

My experience driving the car was awesome. The car met every expectation. I would recommend the equinox for a family just starting out or who have two kids. Great road trip car. Very smooth ride.

I have had several sub-compact SUV's and the Trax is one of the better ones. It has a good ride, handles well, and has enough of power. Good full mileage for an AWD vehicle. Price is in the ballpark with the competition. I would recommend this vehicle to anyone in the market for a sub-compact AWD.

Love the roomy cargo area in my 2006 HHR, and the way the back seats fold down flat. My car has 185,000 miles on it and the engine still runs strong and quiet. On the minus side of the ledger is the lousy service from Chevy mechanics. It's not unusual to have to bring the car back two or three times to fix the same thing. Each time, they try to charge me again.

Our 2019 Chevy Trax LT is so much fun to drive. It sits high up like a typical SUV but small like a car. It has lots of features in it like electric start, an app that can find you car and lock it remotely. It’s great on gas mileage and can really pack a lot in it because the seats lay down flat. I like there is an actual spare tire and so many air bags. The seats are very comfortable even for long drives. Also there are plenty of cup holders for all the drinks you just have to have to go on a drive. I think the Trax would be a bit small for a family with teenagers. Our kids are grown so it’s not an issue for us.

Chevy would only tow 25 miles for roadside assistance tow, I find this very unpleasant. Many other brands offer roadside towing and as long as it goes to a branded dealership for service, they don't care if it's more than 25 miles, of course I don't expect them to tow it 500 miles but when the dealership within 25 miles says that they cannot take the vehicle for service before a week, I think it's a valid reason to use a dealership which is 13 miles more than 25, and roadside should cover, it's one of the reasons ill never buy chevy again, on top of the reason that the water pump blew after 16 months and less than 20k miles.

Bought used, not Happy with the finance company they stuck us with, Ally. Other than that, the vehicle has proven itself for mileage and safety, 2014 cruze, great car. Very happy with the car itself.

This is probably a fine car for short trips in climates that don't get snow. Terrible Denver, Colorado. No wiper on back window. No weather protection for charging port. Driver's entry is difficult. Suspension has limited height range. Radio controls not intuitive. Mileage is only 38 mph after the gasoline motor kicks in at 35 miles.

Reliable, smooth-riding, very little road noise, good fuel economy, plenty of interior space, has high resale value and can be repaired anywhere in North America. Well-engineered turns heads and prompts many conversations.

Have a 1999 Chev Cav 2.2 and still runs like new...keep the oil change and add...oil treatment every 5k...Motor runs smooth. A Family and friends always trying to get me to sale the car to them but never never will I get rid of my Blue (nick name) for the car....

I purchased a 2011 Chevy Cruze, mind you im a previous SUV owner. I was apprehensive about going back to a car, but when I saw this sleek, sporty car I said I had to try it. I love the style, comfort, gas mileage is awesome because I commute. Chevrolet did a great job with this car. I want to go back to a Suv. But can’t bring myself to do just yet. I love this car.

I find my Camaro SS to be a very fun and enjoyable car to drive. Sounds and handles excellent. I'm a little upset that my HUD is no longer working and is not covered under my extended warranty. I am very happy with the car. Not happy with the service department of the closest dealership where I like to get the car serviced. Chevy did an awesome job with the Camaro, the seats are comfortable, it's easy to get in and out of, like my bigger cars, trunk is a great size, even with the top down. It's all around a great car!

The initial quality of my Avalanche was great. Then the bottom fell out. At 30,000 miles the inner workings of my dashboard had to be replaced. At 50,000 miles the engine had to be replaced. But before those things happened, I was in and out of the shop while GM was repairing those items piecemeal. Now at 130,000, it’s running better than it ever has, ”after tons of repairs“!

Chevrolet Trax AWD. Great value for the money and it does surprisingly well for a sub compact suv in inclement weather. For the size it is a very comfortable ride for 4 people as well as still having enough storage space for vacations or shopping.

My first car was a 1980 Camaro. Loved that car and wish I still had it, have had other vehicles that fell short of my expectations, and they were not chevy's. I now have a Chevrolet cruze and I love this car and knock on wood no problems and have about 115000 miles on it. A Chevrolet is all I will ever buy.

I love my Malibu. It has served me well. I am 80 yrs old and it is perfect for me. The ride is smooth and it handles easily. The display panel is convenient for me, and I enjoy all the options. The seat adjustment has come in very handy on those occasions when I have had knee issues and needed room to get a straightened leg in the driver's side. I liked my Malibu so much, I converted the lease to a purchase!

The GM Chevy brand speak for itself. Chevy has quality control, excellent performance to the customer that services it regularly. A Chevrolet vehicle will give nothing other than an excellent ride! To have & own one is a treat to never forget.

Our 2018 Equinox is great. Exterior is sleek. Interior is roomy. Comfortable ride and great cargo space. Love the remote start, heated seats are nice as is the built in GPS system. Great gas mileage. Backup camera help wife in parking lots. Wish it came with both front power seats. Also remember the driver. Wife is short and I can not drive so if I move the car and move the seat it takes her some time and effort to get it all set again.

There nothing like a Chevy for dependability, comfort, quality, good looks, and something to be proud to drive. We have always owned Chevy's, and or any GM product. You can't go wrong with choosing a Chevrolet.

I was able to buy a brand new Chevy truck with several upgrades with a 12k sale in effect, allowing me to turn my negative equity in a horrible diesel jeep into my truck loan and walk away with a great rig that fits the whole family, hauls the hay, handles amazingly in the snow with seat and steering wheel heaters for the frigid Central Oregon Winters. Great hauler on the camping trips with camper in tow. It's sporty and tough and at sale price came in at only 36k. Amazing deal, amazing dealership at Chevy of Bend. Love my truck.

I love my Chevy Silverado 4x4 truck. I am a realtor and it is so comfortable when I go to show houses. Does not matter if I am driving in the city or highway, no more back pain at all. This full-size truck has spacious interior and exterior and strong V8 engines. I think the Silverado has a nicer interior and it also rates slightly better for reliability than other trucks. It is very quiet and rides great. Nice tight ride and handling. The biggest change for me is the mileage. Real-world driving city and highway on the very first tank 17.5 mpg. The best so far was 21.8! I will never look at another truck again, I am a Chevy girl for life!!!!

Purchased my 2016 Chevy Equinox in May 2019. I fell in love with it immediately. The heated seats were my # one must have on my car. We have put at least 5 thousand miles and so impressed with its quiet ride and how it is so easy to drive.

I truly enjoy my Chevy sportscar. Maintenance is key to keeping vehicles in working order and I keep to maintenance schedule. Because my car requires OEM parts, I work closely with Service Writers at the Dealership Service Centers. I am not a fan of paying for diagnostics more than once for any issue, although the dealer will attempt to charge me repeated diagnostic fees. Last time I took my car to the dealership for an oil change, the salesman made an offer to buy my car on the spot. It was a very uncomfortable situation because he would not take "no" for an answer.

I have owned a big variety of vehicles Ford's Dodge Volkswagen Etc. My first car was a Chevy 1968 Chevelle Malibu El Camino. Really nice car. Never had any issues with it. Really tough engine. Great transmission. My second one was a 1969 Chevy Impala. Never had any issues. Both of them nice old muscle cars I put together myself. Put a lot of money into it. Was all Chevy parts. You can't go wrong with them. I put a small block 400 in the El Camino and a 350 in the Impala both with Turbo 350 Transmission. I would recommend Chevrolet product to anybody. I really enjoyed both these vehicles that was in my younger years when it was all about speed and looks. Now it's more about comfort and safety. Chevrolet has all of that wrapped up in their vehicles now. I would recommend it to anybody.

I own a 2005 Chevy equinox that I have had for almost 4 years. I bought it used for $2000.00 and I felt like I had a mediocre deal because it had 300,000 miles already but I was desperate at the time. The car over all is good, it served its purpose and gets the job done. It runs good, it has no body damage but I sad to say I feel its on its way out now. I'm having some problems and I cant afford to fix it now, so I'm riding it til the wheels fall off.

Just bought a new 2019 Malibu LT. Hydro mini cars find out what I wanted even drove a Mercedes and other small SUVs that I was interested in buying. After driving this I was very pleased on the performance and how smooth the troll and all the actors that were on it syncing smart car step it's absolutely wonderful. I got a very good price on it being in the year in the month I don't know what it was but it was a very good deal and I was very satisfied with it.

Chevrolet makes nice cars and trucks. I was very happy with my 2014 Volt Premier and I am very happy with my 2018 Volt LT. The acceleration is great, the ride is comfortable even at 6' and 250 pounds and the controls and features are those you'd normally find in more expensive vehicles. I was rear-ended in my 2014 Volt by a Dodge Challenger and, although my Volt needed $6,500 in repairs, it was obvious that the Challenger was heading to the crusher in a boneyard.

Very glad that I purchased my 2019 Chevy Bolt last year. An amazing vehicle to have and an even better investment for our planet's future. Hardly spend a dime after installing a home charger and still manage to get in tons of driving time and road trips.

I purchased my 2014 Chevrolet Equinox used and haven't had any problems. I get regular oil changes and service checks to prevent unexpected issues. Winter driving is great. Handle and wheel control is outstanding. I went for service recently and a salesman tried to convince me to trade it for a newer model.

Re: Chevy Trax. The first year this model came out, it had a few glitches, but still was fun to drive, easy to park, not too bad on gas mileage and had enough space for a small SUV. Having had a decent experience with my first Trax, I opted to re-lease again. The newer Trax still has a few glitches and not too many upgrades. Still, it's a good, solid, dependable little vehicle. In my opinion, the price could be lower since there aren't too many extras included, just enough to not think you're driving a low-end vehicle. All in all, I like my Trax, and will continue to lease them in the future.

I've always owned a Chevy, but have driven other cars while being employed by a automobile dealership. My Chevrolet is the most dependable truck I've had. I have a 1999 Suburban and I've never had any more than a flat tire or dead battery...

Satisfied with overall performance of the Impala. Solid car. We have not had any issues with it at all. I cannot think of anything negative to say about it. Would I buy it again? Of course. Maybe a little better gas mileage would be nice.

My car is 20 months old, has 19,800 miles and the engine blew up. I found two other cars in my immediate area that had similar problem with similar miles. I say there is a quality production problem.

Purchased a Chevy trax last year and it's one of the best cars I've ever owned. Good on fuel and plenty of room even for my dogs. Not a lot of truck space. I would recommend this vehicle especially to older people due to the good mileage it gets on a full tank.

I really wanted a Jeep and bought one. For the three month that I had it was broke down more than I drove. They kept fixing it until the guy said it was enough so they offered me a Equinox. It drives nice, it’s good on gas, the only thing is I’ve went from a eight cylinder to a four, big difference! Would still go for a Jeep! My dream!

I love the mileage I get on my Chevy Cruze, and the standard safety features including the backup camera. I wish the trunk was a little bigger, and I'm not a huge fan of the new tendency towards the fancy cans of fix a flats instead of actual spare tires. I'm sure it would be great to plug a slow leak but it wasn't very helpful when I had a blow out on the freeway!

I have a love fair with the Chevrolet for years because of the style of the vehicles they come out with every year. I have owned 7 different Chevrolet vehicles since I started buying vehicles. The vehicles handle very and they are comfortable and the interior is just beautiful in them.

Not one problem with the vehicle over three years. Very comfortable interior and easy to use controls. The one complaint would be the rear window to small. One improvement would be the addition of a cross traffic camera as a standard.

Good on gas. Cheap on repairs. Can't really complain. It's a Chevy. Probably my favorite car out of them all. Nice to drive and easy to fix. The colors are simple. I wish they would bring the Monte Carlo back. Great car. Was sad to see it go. The Camaro is ok but this one was better.

The Chevrolet Trax is a smallish car, not made for two full size people. And I would recommend the upgraded seats. With that being said it is a strong runner, great gas mileage (I'm getting 27 to 30 mph, running up and down the mountains in Colorado) and the all wheel drive is has done well in snow up to 18" so far this year. Overall I am pleased with my purchase.

I love my 2017 Chevy Impala. The interior and exterior are gorgeous. People are amazed how much room they have in my car, even in the backseat. What’s really amazing, though, is the size of the trunk - it’s huge! The dealer was just ok and they do keep downgrading owner benefits, such as $7.00 oil changes for life are not $7.00 anymore.

While my Tahoe was a little pricey, I absolutely love it! I have owned Chevys most of my life; Camaros, Z-28s, Chevelle Malibu, Impala. Prior to buying my Tahoe, I had a couple of "non Chevy" automobiles. However, my favorite T.V. show is Criminal Minds, and I wanted a car just like the ones they drove. I kept my eye out for a good deal on a Tahoe, so I could own my "dream" car, and, finally saw it as I passed by a Chevy dealership. I popped into the lot, test drove it and "that's all she wrote". I trust Chevys, so there was no research needing to be done! It has so many features, that even today, I still find things extras on this car that I didn't know I had. I feel very safe and secure driving it!

So I just bought a 97 Chevy Lumina with about 86,000 miles on it and my ** made the mistake of mixing the original red coolant with the standard green coolant you get literally everywhere. Now my coolant is the outside weather and I have to drain that crap out and replace it with the green stuff since it is apparently safer than what the manufacturer provides. Bit of a miracle that I got a 97 Lumina under a hundred thousand miles in 2019 so I'm not going to destroy it with bad coolant. With the mixture, the car now raises it's temperature rapidly at a stoplight and I'm going to have to drain that stuff before Winter's end. Fortunately the temperature quickly goes back to normal once the car moves.

My 2015 Chevy Trax has been great! Good gas mileage, plenty of room. Not a luxury car but it runs well and does very good in our western Pennsylvania winters. I have taken it on a few long trips and was able to keep up with traffic in all conditions in various parts of the u.s. The add works fantastic without the hassle of my old 4wd. I would buy it again.

Love my bolt. Easy to drive. No gas needed. Handles like a dream. Has a lot of great features especially the one pedal feature In the L drive position when you take your foot off of the excellent stir the car comes to a stop.

My 2007 Impala has truly been a pleasure. I am a Chevrolet fan. Chevrolet is a brand that I would recommend to friends, family and friends. I have owned many cars and only one was not a Chevrolet.

We purchased a 2014 current and last style Impala to be manufactured. The Impala was driven less than 12000 miles. It is without question the finest automobile we have ever had the pleasure of driving. The ride is terrific, provides consistent 29 miles per gallon or slightly better in ideal conditions. The automobile has all the bells and whistles save factory navigation. We enjoy each and every amenities on this vehicle save one item. I'm not a real fan of low profile tires. We will soon remedy the low-profile malady by downsizing from 245 45 r19 to a 17 in wheel which will be very close in total circumference with a much higher sidewall.

The 2020 Chevy Equinox is a nice sized wagon. The ride is comfortable and the seats are great having the option to add air to your lower back for long drives. The only thing I do not like about this vehicle is that when the wind blows, it goes all over the place, especially if you have your window cracked. Overall, seems to be a good fit for my family!

My. 2005 Chevy Silverado is asked to do many things including hauling a 3200lb camper around 7 months of the year. The truck is dependable. And I always feel safe even in heavy winds, rough mountain roads or on the Freeway.

Great car for daily driving. Very comfortable and easy to use. Don’t like the gas tank on the passenger side. Very satisfied otherwise. For driving on country roads the front sometimes drags so would like it better if it didn’t ride so low.

I love my 2014 Camaro. I love the way it handles and all the bluetooth capabilities. It has plenty of get up and go for V6, my husband and I are tall, we have plenty of legroom! The car is black, we had GM gray shadow rally stripes put on the car and it looks awesome!!

It's the best car I ever owned. The longest car I ever owned, hardly no major problems and good gas mileage. I wish they still made this one but the fact is they don't. It's been a god-send. I need a new one but that isn't going to happen. I love this car.

I was ripped off. On several occasions I was told I needed work done and I asked isn't that covered under my warranty and was told no each time. A year later, a 5th time in was told the same thing, I found out all the work was covered under my warranty. I had to fight to get my money back and they did nothing extra for me for what they put me through.

I have a 2015 Captiva Sport. I bought it in 2016 with 36,000 miles. Other than replacing timing belt at 80, 000 miles, which was covered by warranty, I've only had to fix a power window. I now have over 97,000 miles and am happy with the reliability of this vehicle. I'm an Uber driver and this car gets lots of usage.

I think my car has good value, but it doesn’t stand up to other Asian and European auto makers. The quality of my car has diminished greatly in the years I’ve had it. I’ve had to do many repairs on it and they have been very costly. In comparison my mom bought a Mitsubishi the same year as me and hers has had minimal repairs.

My 2016 Chevy Sonic LT is a really good stable Vehicle. That year specific is the best model and configuration. The MyLink Radio is wanting as it does not have Android Auto... It was the only MyLink that year that did not get the new system. But all in all the sound is amazing. Control above and beyond. Windshield curve is an issue with rain but driving is safe. AAA+

We love our new Chevrolet Equinox! Just the right size. Rear seats fold up or down easily. Love the push button back door. Love our internet service. We feel safer with all our safety features such as all the cameras and blind spot notification. Would highly recommend.

I currently have a 2004 Silverado 1500, a "dream" of many years. Aside from the general maintenance of any vehicle (breaks and the likes) this truck is AMAZING! I give, as an example: about a year ago, I was about 50 miles from home when the coolant line sprung a leak! I'd noticed a small puddle under the vehicle when I came out of the store where I'd been shopping, but thought it was condensation. On the drive back, through some rather rural area, I noticed a slight increase on the temperature gauge so I drove with care not to over-exert the engine. Taking the truck immediately to the mechanic, they opened the reservoir for the coolant to find it completely dry!

I bought my car used. It was in good shape and had low mileage. I really like the pick up. It has being turbo charged. The dashboard has everything you need right there in front of you. The back up camera comes in handy also.

Driving a 2019 Chevrolet Impala has been a mixed experience. It had a very smooth and comfortable ride. The seat, which appeared to be ergonomically designed, actually hurt my back after a few minutes. The transmission generally was efficient and smooth, but without warning occasionally jerked or failed to accelerate sufficiently from a stop. The arm rest on the console was too high and my elbow hit it every time I made a right turn. And the driver's side mirror was huge and blocked my forward vision when I made a left turn. Overall a seemingly good car that I'll never buy.

I'm 65 years old and have owned nothing but Fords. This is the first Chevrolet I have ever purchased. If I had only known what I was missing all these years! I love this truck, I'll NEVER go back to Ford. Not even if it's free!

I bought a brand new 2016 Silverado in 2016 and have put 72000 (highway) miles on it. Took it into my local Chevy dealership because of a transmission shudder and whine right before shifting to the next gear. Torque converter is failing sending metal shavings through my transmission and destroying it. A bill of greater than 5500 for this transmission is absurd but not as crazy as a 3 year old transmission failing. Must be why they lowered the drivetrain warranty from 100k to only 60k. Have been a Chevy guy all my life, now looking into other brands due to their lack of standing behind a crap product.

I got this car from my mother who passed away and it has been awesome. I will never get rid of it even if it stops running. It was my mom's. Some things mean more than anything. I feel she is watching over me when I drive this car.

We have purchased Chevy vehicles for at least 10 years. We have never had a complaint about any of our vehicles. The new innovations from the power plant, to the look and style of the vehicles has always been an eye catcher. We look forward to our next vehicle and the way things are looking by the time we are ready they will be flying Chevy's.

My Chevy Cruise was so wonderful and dependable. It was light blue, and drove like a dream. It had a great sound system. Lots of room for friends or hauling things. It was four door--my favorite style. The trunk was very roomy.

I love my 2015 Chevy Cruze LTZ RS. I actually had one as a rental car back in 2015. It was so comfortable that the 12 hour drive seemed to fly by. I love the look of it and enjoyed driving it. The Cruze has great pickup for a four cylinder car. The turbo gives it some really good take off. My 2015 now has 79,000 miles on it.

We have bought several trucks for our lawn service and the Chevy has been the most reliable, comfortable and best looking. We are considering buying another Chevrolet Silverado in the near future. The Silverado seems to be the most solid and stable truck we have ever owned. The new Chevrolet Silverados are very nice to look at as well, very stylish and modern. The safety of the Silverado was a huge concern as well since we use the truck to tow our camper and our grandchildren in the summer.

The dealer was in a different town. We had to drive a little was to see the truck. The truck was really nice and had all the things we were looking for in a new truck. The price was another thing that made the truck a little more appealing.

First of all I’m not a person that can swayed easily. This truck pretty much sold itself. What I mean by that is it had all the things that were important to me, nice color, 18 inch wheels, chrome features, dark interior, nice front grill and sensible features like rear defroster, usb capabilities, better gas mileage and beautiful design.

Have had previous cars and I believe in buying American cars and the overall safety on the road is truly good. I do advise others to purchase this product. There are other vehicles I have owned but I feel safer driving this vehicle brand.

Too bad GM killed this car. 2018 is the last year for the 6 speed manual. Not even available in the 2019, and now, GM thought it was a great marketing move to kill all of their cars that normal people can afford. My car has been very reliable, and on a recent Buffalo to Chicago trip, averaged nearly 50 MPG. It also has a great deal of useable power and torque with the manual box. A 1.3 litre turbo 4 is not the slug you might expect. I don't want an SUV or truck of ANY kind. I want a car that's fun to drive and handles well. That's why GM is getting it back in a week when my lease is up - and isn't leasing me anything else. After leasing me my last 4 cars. I've replaced it with a 21 year old car in excellent condition, which pays for itself in about a year of not making payments. Now I can buy something really fun instead - another motorcycle!

I purchased a brand new Corvette SR in June of 2019. This is a body style that has been in production for 5 years. In September, my car was hit and required body work including a headlight. I found a body shop at a dealership and confirmed all parts were available for the repair. After confirming this, the car arrived at the shop less than 3 hours later on Oct 3. The service adviser committed completion by Oct 23. I got my car a month later (11/22) due to the headlight availability. All along, NO information was available until about a week prior to completion indicating "The order (Headlight) was being processed" Whatever that means. Once the headlight did arrive, the car was ready for pickup within two days. When a virtually new car is tied up for a month for something that is totally within Chevrolet's control, they need to accept responsibility. Here is where they broke down in this long story.

I own a 15 Chevy Colorado and I love this truck! It’s comfortable and is like a big truck without the added expense. It has been extremely reliable! It actually exceeded our expectations. Absolutely no complaints.

I have a Chevy S10 pickup with less than a hundred sixty thousand miles on it. I would never ever buy Chevrolet if I was you. I intend to blow this up. It should it back to them in pieces in a box. Maybe they can make something better with the pieces I send them back because you make nothing but garbage.

Being a Chevy family for years I am very disappointed to find out that they hide problems with their vehicles from their customers. They can send out flyers to purchase new car mats or upgrades for cars, yet when a part is bad on their vehicles are bad. On our Trax our pvc valve cover went bad and Chevy had known that on the 2013-2017 Trax, Sonic and Cruise this part had been malfunctioning. It would have been under warranty from my dealership had I know when I was home to take it in.

I purchased a brand new 2019 Chevy 2500 LTZ that has severe corrosion on the underside. I have been told that this is normal and that Chevrolet has a service bulletin out regarding the rust. According to Chevrolet this service bulletin is only available to the service department. When you buy a house that’s infested with termites that’s not only disclosed to the real estate agent. Be aware of what you're purchasing, if it’s a new Chevrolet truck, unless of course you don’t mind corrosion! I’ve never seen anything like it. I hope you don’t either!

I've been driving trucks for 15 years and the last 9 I've had a GMC. I loved that truck and when the transmission started to go I decided to buy a new Chevrolet. I decided to buy a Chevy. The truck was dropped of to me by someone at the dealership and had 300 miles on it most of witch from the drive to my house. From the moment I took my first drive (after I already owned it) it was shaking. It always shakes but sometimes it's really bad and dangerous. I told the dealership right away and they fed me a lot of lies. They 100% agree it's shaking but won't fix it or do anything for me.

In the last 4 months I purchased 2 used Chevy Volts with low miles and excellent condition. They replaced two Toyota Prius my wife and I owned. We’ve been Prius owners for 12 years, and have had a great experience with Toyota, but the Volt appealed to us for its much greater battery capacity as well as how it drives. What I didn’t anticipate was a far worse repair experience than I’ve ever had with any car in the last 40 years, and the fault is with Chevy and GM, not the dealer, for not having a commonly failing part available for the repair. It’s been 3 weeks now waiting for the part. In the meantime over many calls to GM for help, they have been absolutely awful. Day after day they apologize but they can’t tell you when the part will arrive, so I don’t know when I’ll get my car back.

This is what could happen to your new Chevrolet Suburban Premier. I’ve owned a 2011 and 2016 Suburban LTZ. I’ve also owned two 2018 Suburbans but I was never prepared for what happened to my 2018 Chevrolet Suburban Premier. I purchased a used 2018 Chevrolet Suburban Premier and the engine went out after a little over 100K miles. I understand that it is out of warranty based on miles, but since it’s a one-year-old car I reach out to GM leadership for some assistance.

I purchased a New Chevrolet Tahoe 2018 White Pearl and on the second day noticed a ZIT under the paint and looked around and saw hair fibers and sand under the white paint. I took to the Dealership and they sent to an Autobody Shop and it came back with a different shade darker, not happy with the result and sent to another Autobody shop in Clovis California and it came out ok. There were more fibers and fisheyes noticed and sent back again. This time it was totally torn apart and my vehicle was in there for 11 days. Spent 55k on a new Chevrolet Tahoe and this is what I am dealing with. I noticed more fibers in the paint and need to take back. Really looking to take them to court, because Chevrolet is not doing anything to remedy or compensate me for the issue I am dealing with. Purchased at Keller Auto in Hanford California.

I am writing to complain about my Chevy Cruze 2016 Limited Lt. I have nothing but problems with this turbo. The fan sounds like the car is going to take off. This happens when you run the air conditioner. The car surges and the car goes through a stage where it takes a minute to reset. The turbo has acceleration issues where it will be running OK then slow down to barely doing the speed limit. I have had it in the dealership 3 times. They always tell me everything is OK to have it back and it is doing the same thing all over again. I don't want a car with a turbo anymore. Too many problems. I feel that I can't get the answers I'm looking for. If I contact the dealership they will just tell me how everything is OK. I pay good money for my vehicle and if it is going to continue to be a problem maybe they should let me trade it for another vehicle. I need to know who to talk to so I can get this problem fixed.

I'm really pleased with my Equinox. Drives GREAT. Good gas mileage. Zero things to dislike about the car. Buying it, and dealing with Chevrolet has not been satisfactory. Problem 1: Chevrolet wants to sell On-Star. Fine. I don't want it. Eventually, On-Star called me one day when I started the car. I could't shut it off. Chevy was broadcasting an add into my car, without my consent. I was so mad. They got me to press the "button". I tried to be nice to the operator. But, told them "no", and don't do that again. And, "yes", someone can contact me about this. No one every has done so. Bottom line: Chevy could not PAY ME to own On-Star. (I've designed electronics for 40 years. I bet I can disconnect the antenna).

After reviewing multiple issues with this vehicle showing that they are only last 100,000 miles before they're having all kinds of head gasket and antifreeze issues. Chevrolet knows what's going on. They just keep giving their customers the run-around because they're selling garbage. The car that lasts only a hundred thousand miles this day is **. We got older Hondas in the 90s that are lasting over 300,000 miles.

THIS car is amazing. I just got rear ended on a highway. Me going 80km/h got hit at 100km/h and there are no dents, not even a scratch, this car is durable. Nothing can break it. Has always been a reliable car, good on gas, very small able to get from point a to b. I love my Aveo.

I bought a used Chevy Traverse from Smith Chevrolet in Laurens. This vehicle was in perfect condition to the eye. SALESMAN SAID BEST USED VEHICLES HE HAD. At 123054 miles I had to replace the engine. After a few months the locks would just start locking and unlocking while you were sitting at an idle. Then it started running very bad so I had it put on the machine. Nothing showed up so mechanic said maybe throttle body so I replaced that. Then it would not crank. I could hear stereo and lights work but would not crank. I had it towed to Riverside in Laurens. They replaced the brain on the engine said it's running good. I picked it up. Drove back to work. When I got off it would not crank. Had it towed back to Riverside. Jay said that it had nothing to do with the new brain and he was beyond making any money on it. I paid $1099.80 for that brain so I paid for any work done.

I bought a 2015 Traverse LT with 25k miles on it in June 2016 from a dealerships. Now (as of April 2019) I have approximately 88k miles. It has been a complete piece of junk as compared to my Jeep Grand Cherokee. The Traverse AC system broke ($600) had a partial transmission failure ($2k) rear driveshaft needed to be replaced ($1k), front suspension had to be completely replaced ($1,600)... This car is poorly made and I deeply regret purchasing it. In addition the interior is cheap and the bottom of the front seat is coming apart. Super disappointed in this car. I intentionally bought an American made car and really wish I didn’t. Chevrolet should be ashamed of themselves.

I purchased the 2019 Chevy Silverado Custom 4 door crew cab about 1 month ago. After seeing several of the other models and comparing the Trail Boss, the LTZ and others I went for what I thought was 1 grade below but, still above the work truck. The vehicle I wanted was being used by the dealer's fleet dept. After taking a quick peak of the outside they took the truck to clean while I went to close the deal. After a few days of driving I realized the center console did not even offer storage. The truck drives heavy and lacks some of the great features my base 2015 Ram truck offered. Last week I jumped in my friends 2018 Ford F-150 work truck and it blew my 1500 "custom" out of the water with features on the steering wheel and stereo that come standard. Chevy is nickel and diming their customers. I will never buy one again and can not wait to get rid of it!

Purchased a 2018 Cruze LT 4Dr new on 5/18/18. I have had zero problems, it now has 15,400 miles on it. Comfortable ride, adequate power from the 1.4L Turbo. Handles nicely and gets 40-42MPG on highway trips. Well equipped for the price with CarPlay, blind spot monitoring, power and heated seats. Would definitely recommend.

In 2015 I bought a brand new Chevy Sonic so that I would not have to put money into a car besides maintenance. Well since the car was under 2 years old I’ve been spending thousands of dollars and 1 part breaks every year for the last 3 years and GM refuses to do anything about it. They told me it’s cover, well the part is covered. Still that’s $55 but the labor is not which is over $400 dollars.

Chevy sucks. Bought my 2016 Chevy Trax in September 2015. It's been well maintained. At the 59,000 mile mark, the steering wheel locks up and the engine powers down with no warning, ESC lights comes on and the car loses acceleration. Took it to 1 dealer who keeps it for 4 weeks when they figure it's a module. I brought it to my regular mechanic who has a relationship with another Chevy dealer so I could save on labor, they have it for ANOTHER 4 weeks. And still with the savings, it cost me $1120 for this repair on top of the $218 I paid for the original diagnostic.

Reported problem: Full Charge mileage range reduction from 238 plus miles to ~156 miles. Courtesy Recall ** Loss of propulsion High Voltage Battery Without Notification. Complaint: The normal vehicle range of 238 miles is reduced 35% to 156 miles. After the courtesy recall the range was further reduced another 27% to 115 miles. GM acknowledges this reduction in range but is calling it normal. When the vehicle was delivered to Jack Evans for service, I reported the issue with decreased range. I noted that I drive ~150 miles round trip for work daily, with the decreased range I was unable to use the vehicle for the intended purpose as there was insufficient margin. I feared not being able to get home. The dealer agreed that the vehicle was reporting range of 157 miles with full charge but were unable to find any issue with the battery.

I have a 2013 Chevy Trax, recently I had trouble with losing power on a trip to the city. When I got to the city the check engine light came on. I checked the oil and it was down 3 litres. Which I bought and put in. I immediately brought the car to a trusted mechanic who informed me there is a special warranty on this, because it is a known problem, but I have to take it to a certified Chevy dealer to get it fixed. The problem is a PCV valve on the interchange cooler freezes off when temperatures go below -18. Well we live in Alberta so that’s a constant. Anyway because we took it to the other mechanic first the certified Chevy dealer refused to fix the problem stating, I can’t prove it. The ice is melted off. Never again will I buy any Chevy product, phoned their head office and more of the same runaround.

I only had my 2018 Chevy Trax for about 4 months when OnStar goes out. It makes my radio not function right and my volume goes full blast on its own. Chevy still hasn't come up with fix yet. This is not acceptable. They need fix it or do something to get me a vehicle that works right. The radio been replace once. Also OnStar is a very important safety feature that needs to work.

This is a great car but the overall experience is marred by some petty greed. The car comes with the ability to remote start; check battery, location, lock unlock; etc. This all comes with a internet connection through AT&T. They want between $180 to $420 per year to keep this service active. That's absurd. My Ford provides these services free of charge. I understand that OnStar operators need to be paid but I am talking about basic tech services here. Is my car charged? When was it last driven? etc. I would love all that OnStar has to offer but I am unwilling to pay for it. Why can't Chevy provide basic informational services like Ford does for free?

50k SUV I can’t drive - We bought a brand new 2019 Tahoe LT in late October of this year. Around 3 weeks ago we started experiencing serious electrical issues with the vehicle. While trying to leave a store, got message of “reduced steering assist drive with care”. Vehicle would not go in reverse and steering wheel would not move so it had to be towed. Vehicle was working again at dealer and Dealership couldn’t replicate issue. Had it back one day and it started doing it again so we videoed it when it wasn’t functional and it went back to dealer. It’s been in and out of shop going on 3 weeks- longer than we have even owned the vehicle. It appears there is some sort of serious electrical issue with these vehicles and we are not sure the dealer will buy it back- which is what we want. Buyer beware.

Worst car I have ever owned. Problem after problem. Just around 100,000 miles and already have replaced so much on this car. Thousands of dollars!!! Water pump, o2 sensor, spark plugs, coil packs, fuel injectors, engine valves, blower motor for AC, timing chain, front hub, goes through brakes and rotors almost yearly. Will tell everyone I know never to buy a Chevy!!!

My 2019 Chevy High Country has been a nightmare. Within my 1 st week owning my High Country I began to experience transmission problems. It would shift very hard between gears 3-5 up and down. I got hold of my dealer, Reliable Chevrolet in Springfield Mo, informed them of the issue, a shop foreman took a ride with me and Agreed it was not right. We set an appointment for one week out, I thought this strange to wait a week for such a serious defect, the truck got much worse during the week. I then took truck in, after 2 days I called to check on it. The dealer had not even looked at the truck, I expressed my extreme displeasure in this, my truck is my work truck and need all my tools to do my job as a home builder. I then thought it important to contact Chevy, I called customer care, they opened a case # and said a specialist would call within two days, 3 & 1/2 days later they had still not called.

Bought a brand new 2018 1.5L Malibu with 2 miles on it, have had extreme acceleration problems off and on everyday. It will have no power and sit at 3400 rpms even when the pedal is at WOT. Dealer can't duplicate the problem so we're stuck with it... Monitoring it thru the OBDII port I can see that there is little to no boost PSI on the turbo during acceleration when I'm having this issue. No check engine lights on at all and we now have 1700 miles on it and it hasn't stopped giving us issues.

I purchased a new 2019 Chevy Volt that that almost every possible option installed in it. One of the options does not function as intended, and it was not disclosed by GM or the dealer that it would not function according to usual standards. The issues was reported to GM customer service, and they assigned the issue to a very rude person, who refused to do anything about the issue. GM apparently takes no responsibility for their dealers or the products that they sell and install in their vehicles. Unfortunately, it is an old story that GM has not learned anything from the loss of US sales to foreign car companies.

I have a 2013 Chevy Sonic that I purchased with 30,000 miles on it from the dealer. There was a recall on the car for the catalytic converter, saying high temperatures from the engine was melting internal components. Of course their fix was not to replace catalytic converters, but to reprogram the ECM running temperature. However they sent the recall slip to the wrong address and by the time I had gone to the dealer I already had a check engine light on, and they wanted 150 dollars to diagnose the problem. I had to get through emissions and get the light off so I went to the local Shell service station.

Way to go Chevy for making sure your pockets stay padded while the rest of us have a car that’s spent more money fixing it than what they paid for it! I am up to almost $2500 in repair costs and have been without a car for 6 months. I have replaced the ENTIRE PCV system. The water pump, the terminal block fuse, the starter, engine oil cooler, sensors etc has been replaced and some have been replaced numerous times. It’s horrible how this is clearly a problem from the factory and a poorly designed system but yet Chevy has no fix, swears there’s nothing wrong, will not issue a recall, and are allowed to get away with it.

Dropped car off for recalls to be fixed and now it won't start!!! Was told that I have to have it towed there and it was nothing that they did! My car was fine until they touched it! Furious I do not have triple A.

My experience with Rick Hendrick Chevrolet could care less in repairing your car, made errors and cover up. Because of our posting of poor service they now refuse to service the car. Want return calls. GM seem not to help.

Took my Q80 in for a small paint defect. Infiniti said, "Bring it where you want" so we took in to our Chevrolet dealership in our town. They washed our vehicle and sprayed some kind of chemical on the rims. The rims (all 4) has streaks that rolling down all the rims. Which are discolored. Manager said they didn’t nothing wrong. By the way I have pictures of what they looked like before. What’s next? I’m NOT HAPPY!!!

I bought a 2018 Colorado ZR2 in April. Last night the oil cooler line failed. I called Roadside and they towed my truck to the dealer for repair. This is a common issue from what I see on many forums. I called the dealer and they told me they don’t have the part and wouldn’t be able to get one from Denver until Tuesday. I then called GM customer service to find out what they can be done. My situation, I’m from Las Vegas and I had to drive to Lander Wy to help out my mother and father. My father has to have surgery Monday. Earlier this week my mother was hospitalized and needed help to take care of my father and get him to his appointment on Monday.

It was a very dissatisfying experience at Kingdom Chevrolet in Chicago, IL. A 2018 Chevy Camaro 1LT was advertised as $17,695 on their website and seeing that I called Kingdom Chevy and confirmed the car availability and price. They were affirmative for both. I traveled all the way to their place for 2 hours and met the representative and he said there won't be any changes in the price and $17,695 is the final price plus TTL. We did the test drive and because the price was confirmed, I accepted for their credit run to know the APR that I will receive though I have an offer from bank. I gave all the confidential information and they ran my credit check.

I DO NOT RECOMMEND GM AND WILL NOT BUY ANOTHER GM VEHICLE!!! I contacted Chevrolet reference ** concerning the maintenance department at the dealership I purchased the vehicle from (Battlefield Chevrolet). Their maintenance is poorly managed and not knowledgeable about products and services. It took over 3 weeks to get back to me and when they did finally get back to me they didn't even know why they were contacting me.

I own a used 2004 Chevy Tracker. Up to now it’s been reliable. The body doesn’t have a spec of rust and the engine and transmission are still running strong. The issue I have is with the integrity of Chevrolet Motors. Recently while driving on the highway my left front wheel became unresponsive and the front end vibrated violently. My mechanic informed me that the front cross member/subframe had rotted out. After doing some research on the internet I discovered this is a known problem and the warranty was extended to 10 years or 150k mile.

I really love my Trax. It's roomy, but not too big or not too small. The seats are so comfortable and the sound system makes me "sit-down dance" in that seat! It's also a very dependable vehicle. I've had it for 2 1/2 years and it hasn't needed any maintenance other than the standard stuff. It still looks and feels brand new! It was love at first sight with this car. I love the lines because they give the vehicle a classy yet sporty look. The hatchback is wonderful when it comes to loading, and since it's covered, my stuff is protected from the sun AND the thieves! While I'm happy with it, I would like a bigger console storage compartment. Also, the USB plug-in is inside the glovebox, which doesn't work well for someone like me who keeps my phone charging at all times. It doesn't look pretty with that wire sticking out of my dashboard.

I love the Chevy truck me and my boyfriend have. It's safe overall and hasn't really had any major problems. The truck is easy to keep clean and haven't really had problems with it. We like the heated seats, how it looked. How it drove and I've always loved Chevys and will probably always buy them. The fact how safe it is and that it will be a great family truck and we will be able to give it to our daughter one day. However, I don't like how much parts cost to fix it but other than that my whole family loves it. We bought the truck lifted, so the tires and most everything else cost a lot to fix or replace but it still doesn't ruin the truck for me. I would totally recommend this truck to anyone or my family. It's going to be a great family truck when our little one comes in June.

So far so good, except when we had to replace the tires because they were dry rotting and a sensor needed to be replaced. Other than that the car is comfortable to drive and has good pickup speed for a four-cylinder. Also, seats are comfortable, mom was the one that chose it. She had seen and advertisement in the paper and wanted to go look at it. After test driving it, she asked me how I liked it, then she bought it. However, I don't like the fact that it is made in Canada, should have been made here in the USA. I also don't like having to reset the clock when daylight savings time goes into effect. Also would like a full-size spare tire instead of the donut.

I don't drive much but it's held up well despite being 15 years old now. It was a stylish car when purchased. I have had a good experience. It's been a sturdy and affordable car with only minimal repairs needed. This car has worked well for both city and country driving, for family trips and also as a great work car. Dependable, affordable to buy, to insure, and to repair, handles well during Iowa's four seasons. However, the body paint hadn't worn the best, car does show some rust. But it has worked ok for family but on the small side for use with car seats and booster seats.

The Chevy that I bought most recently has been a really good car so far. It does not take much gas to fill it up and once you fill it up it will for miles and miles before you have to fill up again. I also like the fact that it is small and you can park it just about anywhere and turn it around on a dime.

My Chevy is a sporty car and also known as a muscle car. They went away for quite a while and then the company decided to bring them back to compete in the market and it was successful. I like the overall sleek body and with all the curves. I had made a few upgrades myself and now the car looks amazing and is still very fun to drive. The color also makes the car look more mean and nasty. It is a low model though and not much of any features are in this car. I bought the base model because it was the cheapest option for me at the moment.

I fell in love with my Chevrolet when I first saw it. I wish that it would speed up when I need it to. I would also like to have a back up camera and I wish I had leather seats or heated seats. Also, it needs to have better brakes and better steering for me and other people driving it. But other than those, I like how compact and cute it is. It's very lovely and eye catching to many people. I also love the color of the car. It suits me very well. I love this car overall.

I enjoy my Chevrolet truck and it does what I need it for. The truck was replacing an SUV and I really needed something a little bigger so I could carry more thing. I like that the price was right and the gas mileage was something I could live with. I also like that it has cruise control, temperature can be regulated, and it has power windows. What I like the most is that it has a camera so you can see when you are backing up. But it does not have navigation installed. You have to buy it and I do not think that is something that you should have to pay extra for because the truck cost enough. Overall, my experience was very good.

I love Chevy. Low on Gas. Looks nice. Great price for the amount that we paid for it it is a used vehicle but it meets our needs. My children love it. Prices are low when needing to get repairs as well... Also, the insurance is not pricey. It's very roomy. We use it for grocery shopping. It's a durable brand. Will use it from any other convenient locations when purchasing items. It's also great for traveling. I, however, don't like the color and it needs a new muffler but we're working on getting that fixed along with a brake alignment and the rear brakes as well along with a few other issues that need to be taken care of.

My Chevrolet is pretty good except I needed a new engine so the car kept breaking down on me and this was only a year in. Luckily I had a warranty on it so I was covered. Otherwise that would have been really bad. I wish the gas was a little better and that it didn't sound like a go cart. I also wish my windows worked better and had the GPS in it. We were going to get those factory installed but then that didn't work. I chose this car model because I was between this and the GMC Terrain. However the GMC Terrain was the first year it was out, I read online you should never buy a car the first year it's out.