All 2014 silverado's, sierras and 2015 fullsize gm suvs are recalled...

[Chester Copperpot]

Nah. Volt sales are down 15% compared to this time last year.

There was another one on this generation Windstar as well, where the cradles would crumble away due to rust. Every single person who owns one of these things should walk away...immediately


Ford Windstar Recalled Again; 425,000 Models Affected for Rusting Front Subframe » AutoGuide.com News

Like I said. Every minivan on earth could explode right now and I wouldn't bat an eye.

 

[Euro]

I'd take an Astro, but yeah if every other model just went away I wouldn't give 2 shits.

 

[Ti28]

GM still has paid less in fines than Ford. Ford a Yota got slammed fucking hard. Yota this year. Ford last.

Toyota and Ford Motor Co. have paid the largest fines of more than $17 million for delaying recalls

Anyone remember the great exploder debacle?

 

[crooks]

I havent got the email or letter about this recall yet. I did have the first fire recall done. Maybe this thing will finally catch fire then I can buy a $60k half ton with fancy shocks and think I am better then everyone.

 

[Yaj Yak]

I havent got the email or letter about this recall yet. I did have the first fire recall done. Maybe this thing will finally catch fire then I can buy a $60k half ton with fancy shocks and think I am better then everyone.

 

[Ti28]

I havent got the email or letter about this recall yet. I did have the first fire recall done. Maybe this thing will finally catch fire then I can buy a $60k half ton with fancy shocks and think I am better then everyone.

 

[Pressure Ratio]

Atleast GM recalls shit, instead of sweeping it under the rug like Ford and Toyota.

Ummmm are you unaware of the current hot water GM is in with the ignition switch issue? Nothing serious about criminal neglect being thrown around? lol

All auto makers are suspect. They weigh the risk versus the cost or the warranty. Business wins out over caring for another human being.

 

[Ti28]

The switch issue it some what attributed to; to much shit on key rings.

 

[Pressure Ratio]

Is that fact or an assumption? I am asking as I have not read a whole lot into it.

I guess if law suites come we will see if GM can prove it wasn't their fault and the judge/jury to decide on it.

 

[Ti28]

Here ya go, my good man.

A heavy key ring or jarring from rough pavement can move the ignition out of the run position, cutting off the engine. If that happens, the front air bags may not work, GM said.

http://www.autonews.com/article/20140226/OEM11/140229892/nhtsa-opens-probe-into-gm-recall-timing

I really think the article should state a heavy key ring and jarring from rough pavement. But what do I know, I'm not in the media I just swing wrenches.

 

[Chester Copperpot]

I havent got the email or letter about this recall yet. I did have the first fire recall done. Maybe this thing will finally catch fire then I can buy a $60k half ton with fancy shocks and think I am better then everyone.

I don't THINK I'm better than everyone.

I KNOW I'm better than everyone. I drive an impeccable Ford and am a Master Race PC gamer. Bitches be swooning.

:iowtfrun:

 

[Pressure Ratio]

Sounds like a example of what can happen but not actually proven. Especially in cases that resulted in crashes and deaths.


I am not saying it couldn't happen. I am just saying it is going to come down to facts or GM showing they were not negligent. Will be interesting to see how it play out. That is for sure.