Will be new Camaro owner... bit scared

[klatterblast]

no problems here either and almost 2 years old

[NiR]

Originally Posted by Forearms

This is my understanding of the two warranties:

The 3 year is bumper to bumper - meaning any defects whether they're cosmetic or mechanical.

The 5 year is power train only - meaning after 3 years only the engine, transmission, etc are covered - nothing cosmetic or mechanical outside of what makes the car go.

what if my park is parked and i go back to it and see that some ediot hit it or damaged it. maybe its not big enough to call the cops for but its still not small. will they cover it?? or i have to get my insurances involved.

[Forearms]

Originally Posted by NiR

what if my park is parked and i go back to it and see that some ediot hit it or damaged it. maybe its not big enough to call the cops for but its still not small. will they cover it?? or i have to get my insurances involved.

They don't cover anything outside of defects from the manufacturing process, or problems directly caused by said defects.

I'm afraid they can't cover the damage done to your car by other people - that is exactly what auto insurance is for.

[Quartermile]

I bought a brand new Honda Accord. The most reliable car on the planet. Damn car left me walking three times. My SS is more reliable than that Accord.

[2010_BumbleBee]

Well.... I would NEVER recommend a camaro after my experience. GM does NOT care about you after you spend your money. My 2010 is having problems, which I am sure they will address, but flat out refuse to deal with their dealerships who scam and lie to the customers. I purchased a 2010 camaro 2ss as a CERTIFIED vehicle. Only problem is they put over 2000 miles on it after they certified it and the rear tires are now 4/32. When GM says 5/32 are minimum for certified. Also found out the next day the rear main seal and oil pan are leaking. The lifters are ticking at start-up and the struts are banging around in the front. WOW, all this on a car that was supposed to be certified! And GM is of no help! They offered to open a dealership complaint. Excuse me? What? The OWNER of the dealership refuses to return my call and they offered to SELL me tires! WOW.... Stay AWAY from GM and especially the camaro!

[NiR]

Originally Posted by 2010_BumbleBee

Well.... I would NEVER recommend a camaro after my experience. GM does NOT care about you after you spend your money. My 2010 is having problems, which I am sure they will address, but flat out refuse to deal with their dealerships who scam and lie to the customers. I purchased a 2010 camaro 2ss as a CERTIFIED vehicle. Only problem is they put over 2000 miles on it after they certified it and the rear tires are now 4/32. When GM says 5/32 are minimum for certified. Also found out the next day the rear main seal and oil pan are leaking. The lifters are ticking at start-up and the struts are banging around in the front. WOW, all this on a car that was supposed to be certified! And GM is of no help! They offered to open a dealership complaint. Excuse me? What? The OWNER of the dealership refuses to return my call and they offered to SELL me tires! WOW.... Stay AWAY from GM and especially the camaro!

things like this scares me... Can others agree with this kind of customer service from gm?

[~Stacy~]

Originally Posted by NiR

things like this scares me... Can others agree with this kind of customer service from gm?

I have wonderful customer service from GM. I get the customer service surveys like other week and I always give great comments and remarks back to them. My Chevy Bowtie was falling off the back of my camaro which they noticed and they were honest enough to tell me. My dealer helps me wire lots of stuff up and they even customized my fog lights for me and put my halo rings in for me. Yesterday they spent close to 4 hours rewiring my camaro and playing around with BCMs so they could install my led mirrors for me. I never once really got mistreated they make sure I get taken care of

[ddunerider]

19k miles and no problems at all .....Vin 34,*** LS3

[~Stacy~]

Originally Posted by ddunerider

19k miles and no problems at all .....Vin 34,*** LS3

11K Miles and had two problems with my factory equipment not counting aftermarket
~Rear Chevy Bowtie was replaced was falling off?
~sunroof was serviced.

[2010SLVRBULIT]

maybe you should look into a mustang...j/k...but that's what the warranty is for.

[2010SLVRBULIT]

Originally Posted by 2010_BumbleBee

Well.... I would NEVER recommend a camaro after my experience. GM does NOT care about you after you spend your money. My 2010 is having problems, which I am sure they will address, but flat out refuse to deal with their dealerships who scam and lie to the customers. I purchased a 2010 camaro 2ss as a CERTIFIED vehicle. Only problem is they put over 2000 miles on it after they certified it and the rear tires are now 4/32. When GM says 5/32 are minimum for certified. Also found out the next day the rear main seal and oil pan are leaking. The lifters are ticking at start-up and the struts are banging around in the front. WOW, all this on a car that was supposed to be certified! And GM is of no help! They offered to open a dealership complaint. Excuse me? What? The OWNER of the dealership refuses to return my call and they offered to SELL me tires! WOW.... Stay AWAY from GM and especially the camaro!

..ouch, it should come with remainder of warranty through GM(5yr/50k). so did it have a 'As Is, No Warranty' sticker on the windshield too? seems if they sold you a 'certified' vehicle(as stated on the sales contract), it should be upheld?

[SSLarry]

9000 miles: squeaky A/C compressor belt replaced, spoiler contacting trunk lid scraped off clear coat (can hardly see it with spoiler attached).

That's it. I'm very happy with GM quality (shocked, actually).

[KybheSS]

No issues at all after a year and a half. Find a good dealer locally that you trust and will take care of you (they are out there) and you wont have to worry about anything. There are some dealers that will do anything for clients even if you didn't buy the car off of them. They still make money on warranty work.

[myold88]

I've had my SS since 8/21/09, an early summit white Camaro built for me on 8/4/09 now with 9500 miles.
NOT ONE PROBLEM !!