Vehicle died leaving the doctor's office due to faulty fuel pump driver control module. Upon research found that this has been an ongoing issue for several years affecting many GM vehicles. Vehicle can stall at any time in traffic causing serious injury or death. Apparently GM does not have a fix for this problem & the company's solution is to replace the faulty module with modules that have the same defects. Also, when affected vehicles stall in traffic, the parking brakes set & there is no way to even put the vehicles in neutral so that they can safely be moved out of the roadway. This increases the chances of causing a serious accident if one was not caused by the initial breakdown. GM should not be allowed to sale these vehicles with faulty parts putting countless lives in danger.

I was getting out of a parking lot with my 3 kids and the car shut off right in the middle of the entrance/exit of the lot blocking anyone from coming in or out. The car would not go into neutral to move it, making it unsafe for my family and everyone around us. We tried to charge the battery but that did nothing. We called tow truck then where told we need a special tow truck since the car could not be put into neutral. We waited hours for a tow truck, when we finally go there, the car's emergency breaks keep coming on and would not turn off. We ended up removing the battery. I was told that it was the Module fuel Pump shorted out, it was a common issue. I asked how we could put the car in neutral and he stated that there is no way to put the car in neutral when this happens, which is a safety issue. This should be a recall. I have the app that is supposed to alert me if there are any issues, nothing showed until after the call shut off, even then all it said was that the battery was low followed by an issue with the fuel management system.

The vehicle has a chronic defect causing rapid, repeating front-end suspension and steering assembly failures. The right front strut and mount failed and were replaced under warranty twice in 2025 (at 29,968 miles and 35,740 miles). In May 2026, the left front strut and mount failed and were replaced. Two days after picking up the vehicle, a cascading mechanical failure occurred when the left front CV axle boot split, covering the wheel well in grease and requiring a complete CV axle shaft replacement. Following these consecutive teardowns, the dealer omitted a mandatory safety wheel alignment. The vehicle was returned with a severe lateral steering pull and a steering wheel forced to the 1 o'clock tracking position while driving straight, causing extreme handling instability on public roads. The manufacturer refused to authorize a warranty alignment to fix this safety hazard, forcing an out-of-pocket expense at a separate facility to make the car safely drivable.

Automatic emergency braking activated on three separate occasions when there weren’t any reasons for it to engage, additionally if there were any cars behind me I would have been rear ended since they would not have anticipated me stopping so suddenly.

Problem with the fuel pump control module. Car broke down in front of my neighbor’s house. Now there is a problem with the transmission. It is slipping and there’s a clunking noise.