It's happend we make mistakes like that but fix them in plant

How is that Traverse holding up?

@@markjohnston3502 last year there was a recall for a belt buckle in the 2nd row, as well as a metal piece that holds the front wheel in place. Both got fixed free of charge to me. Then later last year, the steering column lock gave out, and with just a bit of pressure on the top of the steering wheel, you could push it down. It happened even on the freeway while driving. There was also a small knob inside with a chrome bezel that came off the knob. This is the knob on the center console that lets you change driving modes (which I never touched, always left on ROAD). This last one was cosmetic but still a pain to see on a 2 and a half year old car. Luckily I got rear-ended in May of this year, and the car got totaled. The insurance paid most of it. The ride was great though. It was also so spacious for a big guy like me. The most comfortable car I ever had, but that steering column lock was a major issue. Never seen that happen on any car.

@@utoobia6872 Interesting, we have an '18 model year and never had any of those problems. Never even brought in to get the recall fixed.

Congratulations, I am never buying GMC stock.

@@LeroyBrown who would