I own a 2007 Chevy Cobalt that currently has 144k miles on it. About 30 days ago, I started smelling gas strongly both on the inside and outside. At first, I thought the smell was coming from the vehicle I parked next to in a parking lot. However the smell never went away even parking in my own driveway. As the days went on the smell got worse and worse. Due to finances, I am unable to get this repaired. I parked on a flat dry level service to check if there was a leak or how bad the leak was, nothing.

I'm very upset and disappointed with Chevy for not recalling my vehicle for this gas leak. My car smells like gas on the inside and outside, it's nauseating when driving. I don't have another vehicle to drive and am unable to afford to get another car. There is a recall for the gas pump for the Chevy Cobalt but because my car was manufactured in Ohio, it doesn't count?

I just got the recalls done for the power steering motor and ignition cylinder and ignition switch. I also had them look at the special coverage fuel leak but as with many other they said it was not covered. with some research on my own the more common problem is not the fuel pump but the Fuel Lines rupturing Near the Fuel tank. seems to be were most reported leaks are happening. I read it can be fixed with High pressure fuel injection tubeing and using the high pressure clamps though. I wish this was recalled as it is more common issue the dealer estimate to fix was $1400 dollars needles to say I. I am going to be doing it myself.