10.0

really awful
Crashes / Fires:
1 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
0 miles

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problem #2

Mar 302022

Suburban

  • miles
Total Brake failure without warning, DTC, or messages. Coming out of a parking lot applied the brakes and the brake pedal went to the floor and was not able to stop. I tried pumping the brakes which pedal to return to the correct position but went back down to the floor. Had the vehicle towed to the dealer which confirmed the truck needed a new master cylinder, brake booster, and vacuum pump.

- Miami, FL, USA

problem #1

Sep 142021

Suburban

  • miles
Have had starter problems since we purchased the vehicle. Starter intermittently loudly grinds when pressed 2-3 times a week and won-€™t start. Dealership could repeat problem once, but never fixed it. Took vehicle in at least half a dozen times. Never fixed. Car also makes an odd humming when gas is applied. This week, car started and died after driving a foot. Then car wouldn-€™t start at all. Brakes stiffened up and wouldn-€™t compress without substantial effort. Everything resolved on its own within 30 minutes. But the very next day, pulled inti position in our alley to back our Suburban into the garage. Put car in reverse. While using the back up cam (that came on like normal when car is in reverse), i applied gas. The car didn-€™t respond at all (didn-€™t even rev like what happens when you apply gas while car is in neutral). I applied a touch more gas and car all of a sudden lurched forward with the full force of a V8 engine being floored. I tried to slam on the brakes, but the brakes wouldn-€™t respond in such a way that i thought my shoe must have gotten stuck. It hadn-€™t. The brakes did not work. I don-€™t know how long it would have taken to finally stop because we only had 5 feet to go before we slammed into our neighbor-€™s house (which is what stopped our vehicle). Car is not drivable and I wouldn-€™t drive it if it were. It is available for inspection. Will be towed once scheduled.

- South Jordan, UT, USA