Another Reason NOT To Buy A GM Vehicle
By Thomas Smicklas on August 20, 2009 | More Posts By Thomas Smicklas | Author's Website
Rumblings abound about a lack of spare parts for GM vehicles, especially SUVs. I had heard rumors of this and now, unfortunately, have experienced this firsthand.
I purchased a 2006 Envoy last year. Last week, the electronics on the driver’s arm rest stopped functioning. With less vehicle less than four years old, I assumed having the unit repaired or replaced would not be a problem.
I was wrong.
The major clearinghouse for company manufactured GM parts in Lansing, Michigan informed the authorized Mr. Goodwrench dealer that THEY NO LONGER HAD THAT PART. Now, I can’t open the window(s) and lock the vehicle.
If this pattern continues, your GM will be a throw-away vehicle soon enough.
This is how GM services customers, imagine how they will treat stakeholders in the company.
You have been warned.
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Mr. Smicklas,
I manage the team responsible for assisting dealerships with problem part issues for GM Service and Parts Operations. Please provide me with a phone number or the dealership name and number you are working with to repair your 2006 Envoy. I will be more than pleased to look into this situation for you.
david.s.gibson@gm.com