Periodically when driving, there will be an electrical issue involving various electrical components as follows: Service Traction Control warning message, radio goes out, dashboard warning lights flash on/off suddenly. Also, the car will appear completely dead/unresponsive can cannot be started. The key will get stuck in the ignition. This is currently the situation. These occurances can happen 3 to 5 times per week. We cannot identify a particular set of circumstances that creates the situation. It seems to happen randomly. Other owners of the Chevy Captiva have reported having similar problems. To fix the problem, I have separately had the Body Control Module replaced, replaced the battery and had a grounding wire replaced. The problem remains unresolved. Since this appears to be a common issue with the Chevy Captiva, I would like GM to investigate and propose a solution. I am willing to pay for the solution, but we (owners, dealers and repair shops) need to know how to repair the vehicle.

- Wixom, MI, USA

GM is aware of the key getting stuck in the ignition in 2.2 million cars, but is unwilling to fix my car because it's not on "the list". gmauthority.com/blog/2014/12/general-motors-offering-to-remedy-stuck-key-issue-in-2-2-million-cars/ www.autonews.com/article/20141211/oem/141219956/GM-offers-fix-on-small-car-ignitions-to-prevent-stuck-keys

- Clovis, CA, USA