And the GM hit's just keep on coming!
General Motors has discovered a problem with the supercharged 6.2-liter LSA V-8s fitted to certain versions of the Cadillac CTS-V and Chevrolet Camaro ZL1. The affected models are all 2009-2013 CTS-Vs...
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Perrysburg Dodgeboy wrote:
OK first off this was not a slam on GM just posting yet another GM recall. Seems to be shaping up to be a bad year so far for GM.
But before you (LowRyter) go throwing Ford under the bus for how they handled their 6.0 customers (6.4 and some 6.7 also). You do know, none of those customers died as a result of Ford's lack of recalls!
Don
Don,
As another poster said, no manufacturer is immune to recalls.
I seem to recall the Ford Explorer situation, a number of years back. A number were having accidents. Ford said it was the tire make/model. Others said it was the Ford design, narrowness of the track, the low payload capability, etc.
I'm not an engineer and therefore could not venture an opinion on the cause, or for that matter any mechanical failure cause .
In the end every manufacturer...Ford, GM, Chrysler, Toyota...etc... has problems...some more serious than others....but eventually all will have serious issues.
There is a process that Federal governments and auto manufacturers use in North America to address these type of issues.
Some instances are handled quicker, some slower. As with many things in life there needs to be improvement. The notification and recall process is no different and I'm sure improvements will be made when the system is found wanting....as it is...every so often.
