5.1

fairly significant
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
19,550 miles

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problem #2

Jan 152008

G6 6-cyl

  • 22,000 miles
1. blower motor for the heating and cooling system stop working, took it back to the dealer as it was still under warranty, but because the blower was working when I took it in the dealer said nothing is wrong..took the car in three times for the same thing...I slowly lost all dial control 1-3 except 4...in 2009 GM recalled 2007 Silverado's trucks for same thing the G6 blower motor was doing. Why is GM aloud to cherry pick who gets their car fixed and who doesn't...2. airbag light come on and says to service air bag, so I call my GM dealer he had no idea of what I was saying. I took a picture when the service air bag light came on, showed the picture to the dealer and because it did not do that while looking at the car, again they say can't see nothing wrong with it...it still happens, and I am very afraid of the air bag issue's. beginning to think GM dealers are working with GM to avoid repairs, as my car was still under warranty. And because the car does not do it when they look at it, nothing is wrong...don't feel safe, my children are informed, if I get into a car accident they know where to look, and who to go after.. help !

- Hiawatha, IA, USA

problem #1

Jan 022009

G6

  • 17,100 miles
Driving to work on a winter day, had the rear defroster on to de-ice some ice on back rear window. I heard a "pop" sounded like a balloon popping, thought I had a flat, started to slow down, looked in my rear view mirror, that is when I saw that my back window was shattered. Continued on to work, trying to avoid bumps on freeway. No luck, when I drove over a bump the glass started falling into the back of the car. When I got to work tried calling dealer, kept getting put on hold, called insurance company I asked them if a certain glass company was on their list of repair shops, it was, I had to pay a $100 deductible, the rear window of car was replaced. I believe it was a faulty heating element in the rear window.

- Southgate, MI, USA