I bought this used car from a reputable dealer and I was happy to get a "good deal" on it. (I'm not blaming the dealership at all). I bought it as my 15 year old daughters first car. She was so happy with it. On the ride home from the dealers the dash lit up "SERVICE ETC" (electronic traction control). Didn't think much of it as it continued to drive just fine and I figured I'd just have our mechanic look at it.

A couple days later, my daughter was driving the car and my husband was with her. The warning light again illuminated and she totally lost all power steering when turning into a parking lot... and hit the curb and went over it. Fortunately, we now know that this car is dangerous before allowing her to drive it alone when she is 16. I've read that this car had a recall, but not for our VIN number.

I will buy her a different car when she is 16 and driving alone. I should have bought a Toyota Camry.

Wheel started twitching. I thought it was a tie rod, but every time I would stop at a stop light, the wheel would just keep twitching. Eventually I lost power steering. I turned the car on and power steering popped up along with service ESC. I turned the car off and back on eventually it came back.

This car is very hard to steer. I've lost power steering in other cars and none of them felt like this... looked up the Vin and there is no active recalls about it. Bulls***. GM should've never put electronic steering in these cars.

Power steering completely failed yesterday as I rolled up to an intersection. I immediately restarted the car but did not regain power steering. Dashboard message displayed "Power Steering Failure Esc" and my traction light was on as well. I was able to drive a short distance to a lot where I parked, turned off the car, waited 15 minutes, then restarted the car. This seems to have reset something because the power steering was regained and the error messages/light went away...but now I wonder for how long? This is a really dangerous problem that will cause me to replace this car with another if it can't be resolved.

Wife comes to me frantic sobbing, said she and my 14 yr old were on their way home and the car, without warning, jerked the steering wheel out of her hands and would not complete the turn she was in. It locked in a forward position almost sending her and the boy into on coming traffic. This is the first I hear of such a thing. Evidently, it's common knowledge for Chevy owners this not the first time it has happened. I had the car towed home and now sits there with Service ESC light on and the no traction indicator light on. The car is fine, you just can't turn it.

I feel that this is a safety issue, I was driving along to go pay some bills, when I made a turn to the left, I thought the car is turn off, but the ESC light came on, saying lost of traction and the power steering light came on, then I had no power steering. I was afraid that I would hit another car or crash. I was still able to drive the car, after I went to the store, I guess it reset it self, power steering was back working. call the dealership, was told that I was over the 150,000 miles, told to call GM that they would make it right, Call GM on 11/7/2016, was told that I was over the 150,000 miles marker, there was nothing they could do, would have to pay out of pocket to see what was wrong and to get it fixed. I feel that GM knows that this is a problem and they should repair it. what if I had my grandchildren in the car, what if I hit another car or killed myself.