The front windshield is leaking. It is caused by not having stops in place that keeps the windshield from sliding out of place from top to bottom. We found that we had leak during a rain storm. I had another cars windshield replaced and asked the replacement company to reseal the windshield on my Chevy Venture. They stated to me that it was a known defect by Chevy and they would not reseal it because the windshield will slide out of place again causing a leak or worse during an accident. My work as paramedic I have seen windshield displace, inward and outward. Does somebody have to be hurt or death caused before a recall takes place " if Chevy knows that this ia a problem why not fix it "

- Claysville, PA, USA

Intermittently while driving at low speeds and turning to the left vehicle stalled. Also, problem with both sliding doors opening and closing on their own. Dealership replaced the windshield.

- West Harrison, IN, USA

Consumer complained of rear end problem. Consumer maintained that manufacturer never sealed the back end of the vehicle. As a result, water leaked into the vehicle. The manufacturer refused to repair the defect. However, the manufacturer was willing to dry out the vehicle. Also, a moldy mildew smell lingered within the vehicle. Mold was all through the ceiling as well as blowing through the rear vents, the back end leaked, the roof rail seams and pitch rail were not sealed, water leaked into the rear dome light and leaked onto the floor in the rear, the tires were replaced at 18K miles, the #2 and #3 fan relay shorted, the front end had excessive play, and the front windshield seal had come loose from the glass.

- Hurricane, WV, USA