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Issues are only going to get worse the more they pack "technology" into any new vehicle.

I was a diehard gm guy , brought a Denali hd brand new and had a similar issues, after 2 years of fighting with them ,gave up lost a shirt ton of money ,,and went and got a trunda not one issue in 4 years

This story hits home. I went through the same issue. In the shop almost every month for 18 months. I was on the towing companies Christmas card list. F 350 in my garage now and couldn’t be happier.

The frustrating part is no one will ever compensate you for the money loss and inconvenience of not being able to work!

My dad was a heavy duty and automotive mechanic his whole life. He said “there is nothing sadder than watching a grown man cry at the Chevy dealership”. Poor guy.

I'm in the same boat. 2020 at4 waiting on attorney to settle my claim. God willing I'll be able to go back to a tundra.

I've owned 6 GM trucks and went with a 2016 Tundra this time....Best truck I've ever had!

WHY can’t he sue GM under the “Lemon Law.” ? There’s more than enough documentation.

I’m a big Chevy guy but these newer gm trucks just have way too many issues. Sad, they sure don’t built them like they used to.

You can give it to your son, with all the bells and whistles, he will have plenty of fun playing with the gadgets while parked in the yard.

Most lemon law attorneys are at no cost to you and they charge the manufacturer

They burn me that way in 1982 and will never get another dime from me

Strange...I've had 3 new GM trucks over the last 20 years. The first one needed a fuel pump at 55k and a crankshaft position sensor at 105k. Second one never had an issue as long as I had it. Currently have a 2020 silverado. Owned it for a year and 13k miles with nary a hiccup, and I do heavy towing. Maybe I've been lucky, but there are hundreds of thousands of these trucks everywhere with no troubles.

This is why you don't buy a new body style immediately when it's released. Doesn't matter the brand

Was looking at GMC and Tundra. Got the Tundra. No issues at all.

I’m sorry to hear you are experiencing this. I have a 2020 Chev 2500HD, z71, Ltz, 4x, Duramax 6.6 with zero issues at 26k miles. It runs great...so far. After hearing this, Fingers crossed!

I always did like the GMC truck. I have own a few myself a 78, 85, 89 and an 05. With the exception of the 05 they all had rear end problems 3 rebuilds on my 85. All of the trucks the dash rattled. The 05 had a poor body started rusting at 5 years old. Made the switch to Toyota in 2012. Never looked back. The 1st vehicle I ever had that was never in a repair shop from new until I traded for another Toyota Tundra. This coming from a guy who was a dedicated GM fan since the the late 60’s until 2012.

07 5.7 tundra 530,000 has never failed me. First set of plugs at 401,000 looked like new but first coil pack went out decided to put new plugs in !

It would be a shame if it mysteriously caught on fire and became a total loss.

I genuinely feel bad for what this man is having to go through. Shame on you GMC 🤬😡🖕🏽

I had 3 Tundras, excellent trucks with zero issues. I wanted to get back into a diesel, so I bought a 2018 Denali HD and now have a 2020 Denali HD. NO issues with either truck!

We are professional grade Hahahah HAHAHA

Wife's 2017 Chevy has already required: a new transmission (92k miles), all new fuel injectors (106k miles), all new mag-ride shocks (94k miles), and new battery cables (102k miles). This thing has been a money-pit, last GM I'm buying. My 2015 F150 has been great, zero powertrain issues in 180k miles, and I use the heck out of that truck towing, long hauls, 4wd running, etc..

Neighbor had problems with his GMC and they ended up taking the truck back and giving him another one, stay after them keep taking it back be a pain to them

Dang man, I almost bought a '20 GMC, glad I went with a Ram instead, 4600 miles so far and no issues *knock on wood*

I had similar stuff with a 6.2 high country. Least reliable vehicle I’ve ever owned. Starting in 2014 GM’s quality with to shit, extremely hit or miss. Literally thousands of people I’ve seen with constant issues. After my radiator split and started leaked at 28k I let the dealer fix it and took it straight to a Toyota dealership when I got it back and traded for a new tundra.

Bought an '18 Ram 2500 4x4 6.4 hemi. Not the fanciest model, but i live in rural Idaho on a ranch. this truck has 65,000 hard miles on it. mostly pullin hay to whoever wants it. the hemi runs smooth and strong. No problems - a couple simple software updates. I didn't want the loaded model with heated gas pedals and all the electrickery that goes with it. my last 6.4 went 250,000 miles and still ran strong. too many gadgets usually leads to too many headaches...

GM has a ton of lawsuits going on due to their trucks having so many issues. I was going to buy a newer one but after I found out about all the engine, electrical and transmission troubles, I just kept my old truck but swapped the engine out, it had 398,325 miles on it and it served me well.

Note to GM, BACK YOUR PRODUCT, AND, INTEGRITY!!

I am a dedicated and loyal Ford owner but I would not waste those kind of troubles on anybody. What a hassle. Hopefully GM will step up and buy them out soon

I had similar issues with a 2019 f-150 and the ecoboost. Bought a tundra and it’s perfect. 36,000 miles since thanksgiving and no issues.

Crazy I've got a 2019 silverado and just turned 60k miles absolutely zero issues

I've only owned Chevy trucks.bought a 2020 dodge ram 1500 6 lug. New body style crew cab. 6.4ft bed. 1500 v8 5.7 4x4 with tow package... love it. Tows like a dream.

I LOVE MY V8 TITAN AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS ITS STILL A GREAT TRUCK.

Chevy guy for over 40+ yrs. decided to buy a Tundra 5 yrs. ago. No problems yet & resale value, unbelievable. I lost maybe 3 grand in the last 5 yrs.

I work at a gm dealership. I have 3 tickets on my desk right now, all with less than 7,000 miles and all 3 have bent a pushrod due to bad lifters. Last month I had a truck with 23 miles on it break a valve spring and drop the valve into the cylinder locking the engine up.

Go to a lawyer present your evidence to them, have your lawyer call the dealer and GM. If all this true, they know they will never win in court case.

Did any ever stop to think that maybe the dealership doesn't have any qualified mechanics to fix the problem? Sounds like there was a common grounding issue that was overlooked.

Yeah, I think will just keep my 2016 Tundra.

Your truck has a grounding problem. Ground the pcm and run a new ground to the frame and cab and those problems will go away.

I bought a 2021 Tacoma that started giving me electrical problems after two weeks. Dealer keep it for three days couldn’t figure out the issues. Mostly the engine wouldn’t start intermittently, 3-4 warning lights come on while driving, codes trip every other day, etc. After two more weeks of tinkering it all comes down to poorly made relays. Over half of the relay’s silver plated contact disk inside were not aligned correctly. Bought the smallest needle nose plier and work under a magnifier with a 12v battery running thru ‘em to adjust it. It’s been 2 months I haven’t had an issue.

My late father worked for Chevy for 26 years and he always said never buy a new model in its first year, Never buy a vehicle made on Monday or Friday because the quality is garbage. I don’t care what haters say about Ram trucks I have had 4 of them and never had issues like this.

I bought a brand new 2018 Chevy Silverado 15000 miles on it that' left me and my girlfriend stranded in Reno 600 miles away they gave us a loner they said they couldn't look at it for two weeks they found out it had a bad fuel injector and a bad spark plug that should not have made that truck quit they trailored it down here when they finished it so I sold it and bought a brand new 2021 8 speed 5.3 crew cab it s been running fine so far I only have 3000 miles on it so far

Wow this video just changed my mind thank you for letting us know

I'm a life long Ford man. I've really never had many problems. Never had any major problems. They did any work and did it very well. Not trying to change your mind just letting you know what I've experienced with my Ford's.

i was a gm guy.....underline the word was.....had a brand new 2014 gmc sierra and nothing but problems....went to a USED tundra with a 100 thousand miles on it and i can say i will never go back...tundras are now built like a rock!

I was in the market for a Ram or Denali truck. I’m so glad I did my homework and purchased a 2019 Texas Tundra limited Crewmax ! San Antonio Texas 💪

GM is ranked last at reliability. I recomend do not turn off the truck when buying gas and park it in good places for the tow truck.

Once the electronic gremlins invade a vehicle, you'll rarely actually get it fixed for good.

Sorry you guys are going through this. But bad news ,ford has plenty of problems of there own. All these new vehicles are nightmares. I own a 2002 Silverado, 2002 suburban , 2004 suburban, 2002 Tahoe they range frome 240,000 to 421,000 miles, just great vehicles. I still own them all today and would take them across the country no problem. I want to buy a new one but I just don't think the new ones are better than my 2000 to 2004 year models. Im a professional mechanic by the way ,i got stories for plenty of newer vehicles 2018 and present.

And now the 2021's are throwing engine rods like crazy

I've owned GMC my entire life and never had an issue. I have a 2017 2500HD DENALI and it runs like a champ...

Just dumped my 2015 Silverado and got a 21 Tundra. In all the videos of Fords/ Chevy/ Ram there is tons of people commenting in about how they have problems. Me personally, my Silverado didn’t have major issues but I only drove it to 37k miles; and it never felt nice and smooth, always felt like it had gear issues, couldn’t figure out what gear it wanted to be in etc. Then I read comments on the Tundra videos, and most of the comments were like: “I had mine for 300k miles no issues” etc etc very rare did I see a negative comment, or a lemon comment. So I ditched the Silverado, and I’m putting my faith in Toyota. 21 tundra is the last V8 before they go to twin turbo V6 BS. Get them while you can !

Government Motors Junk. And it being ugly is even worse.

I know EXACTLY what you’re going through! I’ve went through 3 “new” Chevy trucks in only one year! Many problems just like you’re talking about right out of the gate!

Why I buy Ford had them all my life never let me down. My 2018 has been great tow whatever I want. Need to call GM and get a district manager down to check it out.

Sorry to hear it. Maybe get a Tundra 👍🏽

I have a 2019 GMC Sierra , bought new in September 2019. I have had zero problems with it , has 11,788 miles on it! Love this truck !!! I have had Ford, Dodge and Toyota and they all have there problems!

Its all the Chinese parts in it. Way to go GM👍👍👍

He says he's has many videos on it but I don't see a link to his channel, I'd like to see his videos..

Haha, My 2020 Silverado had a bunch of issues too, trans was shifting hard, the electronics were not working properly(the turn singlas wouldn’t turn off, the center console would turn off randomly like 2 times a day. And a bunch of other stuff.

I got a Chevy Silverado, 1994, gotta 350 tbi at about 200,000 miles. Good strong and healthy motor, starts right up and she goes on down the road. I do most all my own maintenance and work on the ol girl. Keeps the cost down ya know👌🏽 These are the generation that were built like a rock💪🏽 it's too bad g.m. don't make them as good as they used to. This gen even to this day is a strong and solid unit.

I feel bad you had so many issues. I bought a 2020 August build and haven't had a single problem. Would have to guess reliability issues have been for the most part solved at that point in time considering this was a new truck built from the ground up.

I bought a 2017 super duty and love it. My next truck will be the power stroke diesel. GM has been going downhill in the quality department for years. They all have issues but when a brand new vehicle leaves you stranded multiple times, that’s too much to overlook.

Sounds like some type of electrical hit. Seen a GMC hit by lightning with similar issue. Hate to hear issues with the brand that's been 95% reliable for my business.

Almost pulled the trigger on a 20’ GMC Sierra elevation. Ended up going with my other option, 20’ Nissan Titan pro 4x, Best decision I made. I know a few people who have had issues with the 5.3L, but non to this extent. Take care and best of luck!

My 2008 f250 actually heels it’s self. Meaning only the air fan stopped working and now works fine. No other problems ever. 200k miles.

3 new Chevy trucks, zero issues of any kind. On my 4th, GMC 1500.

Sucks to hear, I have the exact same truck 40thou miles on it no issues. Have several buddys with new gen chevys aswell no issues must have got a bad one

I have bought 4 Cavaliers , 1sonic and all ran great but these trucks are too complex now

I believe you have a GM Biden edition.

I was a GM tech back in 2001. I see they haven't changed. It's why I also drive a Toyota.

Sound like a case for Pine Hollow Auto diagnostics.

And here they were advertising the 2020 Silverado was the most advanced truck ever made, I didn't like the body style at all. A scammer even called me a while back and told me I had won a brand new Silverado and told him I don't want it and already have 3 Silverados in my driveway. I would buy a Ford over a Chevy, I'm driving an 03' Ford Ranger Edge as my daily driver and I love it👍🇺🇸..

This needs to go viral if not gm wont do anything

All brands have some issues now and then. I’ve always owned GM trucks and they have always been reliable for me. I own a 2019 sierra with 18,000 miles on it now and not one problem. I’ve had friends and family with other brands that can tell a story similar to this guy. It happens. You can’t just make a blanket statement like GM sucks. All of the American brands build good trucks, it’s unrealistic to think that you’re not going to have issues sometimes.

I’ve got a 91 k1500. I had to change a brake line last week.

Nice to know if the first digit of the VIN is a 1 or a three. If a 1 that truck came from Fort Wayne Indiana, I work at this assembly plant. I've been a loyal GM brand guy my whole life, the launch for this truck was very bad in my mind with a lot of electrical and model issues. Good luck in resolving your issue with GM.

Apply the Lemon 🍋 Law now ! Don’t wait for a miracle !

I've always been a Toyota guy but went with a 2020 GMC AT4 duramax out of need of towing capacity, and I can say I had a couple little things but I was always able to drive it in and they got it sorted out right away. As for a GM gas truck, sorry I would buy another tundra in a hearbeat before I touch one of those.

Bruh just get a Toyota if it works for what you do and a new truck is what it is. Yes they don’t come with the options or range of sizes like the Ford/GM/FiatDodge but if you can make it work for what you do, it will never let you down. Fords gonna eat your soul too. Problem is “designed In the USA”. Automatically know it’s crap if it’s an automotive product designed within the last 12-15 years in the US. Very few exceptions. On the other hand. There is now a massive whole in the market for a new American designed and built pickup truck. Make a brand that’s dependable and people will come over in droves. Though I’d still rather it be made in Japan. quality control is just generally better over there compared to most places.

I'm a GM mechanic, folks ! I hate to say this. They're living on our hoists. Just horrible engineering.

Sounds like my 2013 Tundra...electrical problems...

I'm in the same boat with my 2020 jeep wrangler I'm buying Japanese in the future very sad to see American companies selling products like this.

That's a sad story. I've had several GM trucks since 1994, and currently have a 2020. I've never had an issue.

The amount of electrical components while adding convenience features adds a lot of things that can go bad; older trucks and especially older diesels had a better longevity of engines

I’ve owned 3 different Chevy trucks since 2001. Never had one issue. A few recalls for minor things, but it has never let me down. And for the record, as a red blooded American, you would never see a foreign truck in my driveway.

I feel your pain. GM guaranteed maintenance guarantee broke. You have more patience than I would have that thing would be gone by now. I bought a Honda ridgeline I’ve never look back doesn’t have issues works great don’t care what other people think it’s a very reliable dependable vehicle. My vehicles don’t start when I turn the key you can buy them really cheap because they’re no good to me. Life‘s too short to be dealing with a pain in the ass vehicle

Crazy my 2013 gmc is amazing no issues

2019 serria 4 door max tow package 6.2. 35000 miles no issues. Hopeful that it stays that way!!!

Possible ground issues. Lots of random electrical problems that are strange. Check voltage from engine block to negative battery cable with all electrical loads on. Should be 0 volts. If its not then check your ground straps from engine to body and frame. Ground issues can cause all kinds of weird electrical problems. Hope this helps.

GMs quality has gone down the toilet in the last few years

GMC is the problem on my 2019 GMC Yukon 10 speed transmission...Service manager was great! 15 wks at the two dealerships!

Under the glove compartment General Motors gives you a bus schedule card just in case your truck leaves on the side. Lmaoooo

I was at gmc dealer today to buy a gmc sierra 1500. nothing in stocks. Thanks guy's.

Guess I'm lucky with my 2013 GMC Sierra so far haven't had any of the problems with mine that many others apparently are.

I’ve owned 3 GM vehicles and 2 of the 3 were near lemons. I only buy Toyota products now.

Bought a new GMC Sierra some years ago. Worst vehicle I ever owned. Everything from paint job, AC compressor, radiator, fuel pump and three cracked fly wheels. Beautiful truck. Got rid of it at 65000 miles. GMC has the best looking truck on the road (when it's running).

2015 F150 EcoBoost, bought new, has 150,xxx couple sets of plugs, brakes, battery, one fuel pump which takes 20 minutes to change, and lots of oil changes still going strong.