We bought a Buick Rainier 2006 and it has had nothing but electrical, door problems and door handle problems. It has a faulty back window wiper. Suspension issues and a voting under body carriage. I bought it from a dealer and none of these recall issues where taken care of, and these recalls date back to 2015 I bought the rainer in March 2018.

- Wausau, WI, USA

Rear of car drops to just above tires when car sits for a few hours. Air suspension pumps it back up after car is started. Air suspension is leaking....unsafe to drive.car has 94000 miles

- Rochester Hills, MI, USA

My rainer started to loose air in the rear suspension, air ride system. At this time the compressor works and does fill the air ride suspension but you can't be in a hurry to go anywhere. You must let the car sit while running for several minutes before you can leave. If you don't, you bounce down the road and that could be a danger to you or someone else on the road, I have spoken to my local dealer about the issue and they would be more than happy to charge me thousands of dollars to fix the issue. I think this is something that GM should take care of under a safety recall since it seems to be a design flaw. My car only has 70,500 miles on it.

- Shelby, OH, USA

While the vehicle was parked in our driveway the air suspension failed causing the rear of vehicle to drop to and unsafe level. Upon starting the vehicle the compressor refilled the suspension bags but when parked and not driven for any period of time the air bags leak down causing the rear suspension to drop down again. This has been happening for several months now and I understand that this is not and uncommon problem with this make and model vehicle. The vehicle now has only 50,000 actual miles and has never been used for towing.

- Chatham, VA, USA

There are two kinds of problems I brought to the attention of the service department several times since purchasing the vehicle but mechanics still cannot find what is causing the problems. First, my vehicle stutters when I back up and turn slowly or turn forward slowly. It does not do it every time, just occasionally so the mechanics do not experience it. Second, when stopped at a red light for a few seconds, my car feels like it has been hit in the back but when I look back to see if I've been bumped, there is no vehicle behind me. It feels like the powertrain or engine wants to jerk forward. I've taken it to the dealership twice and they say they have fixed the problem, but it continues.

- Shelby Twp, MI, USA