NEW SILVERADO 2.7 TRUCKS ARE GARBAGE - We Got Rid Of It ASAP!
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2021
- I sold it back to the dealership losing about $8,000 - personal opinion disclaimer / no association disclaimer/ All my frustration is reflected according to the real situations we dealt with and in all sincere sentiments according to what I lived. New products are garbage specially those made during the lockdowns. Big company wins, customers get losses… is this really how you do business?
Alabama: we bought a washing machine and than a Chevrolet… both broke down
@John Smith that's because toyota has a weird design philosophy: make quality cars that last and long time and dont break down. Crazy right? We had a 2019 chevy malibu with 7000 some odd miles with an electrical issue with the head light. By boss, who drives a toyota, said remind me not to buy a chevy
@@evereststevens5408 my cousin bought a 2022 Chevy blazer 1 month later his whole dash elctronic system went out. He took it back to Dealer, he went by dealer a couple of days and his Blazer was parked in same spot. Same for next day, he went inside and was told by mgr. "I don't know how long your blazer will be here cause we can't get all the damaged electronic stuff it needs." My cousin told the mgr. either give me another new blazer or l'm going to see my attorney! Before my cousin walked out the building, mgr. called him back and told a mechanic "bring in the blazer!" Two days later my cousin had his blazer back. There was no explanation as to what was done to fix it so quick. The mgr. Could never be found to explain what was really wrong with the blazer. The mechanic that worked on it also kept going around in circles in explaining what was done to fix it too. It's getting to be rediculous! I've would seen my attorney instead.
@@olblu8746 quality junk. Do yourself a favor, ditch the blazer, go buy yourself a Toyota
Edit: I can see why the manager would say theres a shortage of electronics. Ukrain produces wiring harnesses, or it did...
Tom T. Hall wrote that song.
GM is there own worst enemy. They have lost so many customers over not standing behind their products and being cheap to save a nickel. You would think they would learn.
Anything from chevy Is junk compared to toyota
Didn't the truck have a warranty when bought. Complain to corporate
Bro I bought a 2021 silverado 4 cylinder turbo 2 wheel drive about a year and a half ago. We do construction and I've hauled 4 tons of rock a few times along with a 16 foot trailer all day every damn day with a shit ton of materials on it and my truck has had zero problems. I've pushed it to the limits and again have had zero problems. I've been so proud of this 2.7 liter. So much so that I got a 2022 only because I've put 70k miles on it in a year and a half. Great truck in my opinion!! I pushed it to the limit.
they are not all the same, but there are plenty of lemon laws on this model
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGSYou deserve the biggest bitch of the year award. Oh no a little transmission leak, take it back to the dealership and get them to fix it. like damn you wouldn’t survive a day with a old truck. First creek you hear and you would have a heart attack.
@@connor4961 go to my recent uploads, check out my newest acquisition
In contrast my last 2 GM trucks were complete junk and cost me about 15k in repairs both right around 100k miles. 1 engine. 1 transmission. Went Toyota and am loving it.
@@platinumlawnservice doesn’t surprise me, made the mistake of going gm a few years back and finally quit when my impala was on its 5th 3.6 because the chains/phasers/bottom end kept failing.
went chrysler and have never regretted it..
Got mine about 3 months ago and it’s a work horse. Drives so smoothly, great looking truck and really well on gas. Don’t let anyone tell you this truck is not good! Not a V8 but for 30,000 for a 2.7, can’t beat that.
You are full of crap
Every single day we have to work on these trucks in the shop do to bad turbos, stuck valves, and leaky transmissions. It's not once a week as it's every single workday.
@James M Not even a single video about any mechanic work on your channel. Are you sure you are sneaking truth or emotions...
@@2F4R4W4Y What does my channel have to do with anything or is that some new generation trash?
@jamesm568 What full size pickup do you recommend? What do you NOT work on a lot?
Great honesty.
I bought a used 1987 Nissan Hardbody in 1995 for $2500 with 200k on it. STILL using it almost 30 years now. Yet Nissan is dropping the Titan because everyone wants the status of the big 3 .
I have that same Milwaukee saw. Love old stuff. Made to last. Even trying to keep my 1990 lawnmowers going. New ones dont even give you a plug to drain the oil. Just run it till it blows up.
wow much info on this video so many facts. so much detail wow. what was the issue ? what did the dealership do to fix it ? don't you have a warranty ? wow good video seems like you were just having a bad day and took it to youtube.
They BS
He was just wanting to get out of his payment
Amen! Product and service has went to garbage, yet prices are through the roof!
It's now a greed economy. This free market thing just takes money out of your pocket. No quality, No service, No reliability. Everything is designed to break and making the corp owners rich.
Jose make sure that there is grease in the bearings of your trailer. We bought a brand new traveler trailer over the winter and we took trips to Florida and PA and around VA. Well I saw some folks posted with the same camper that there was no grease in the bearings. So I bought a grease gun and did mine yesterday and yeah not a drop of old grease came out. Took half a can of grease in each tire. So check yours. And yeah I bought and old one owner F150 to tow my camper and it smartest thing most inexpensive thing I did. The hell with computerized vehicles.
Agree, everything is garbage nowadays, and expensive.
It's been a throwaway economy since the '80s!!!
Shop around dealerships. Most dealerships are paying over retail for trucks right now. They are in high demand.
dang bro id be pissed if i lost 1 grand. I have the 2021 custom chevy bought it new and am currently at 20,000 miles. My trucks been working good but when i first got it i was scared it would break down in the first months. Blessings bro
just bought a 2024 Silverado 2500 lt today and i hope it is all good. Sucks that all you would expect to get a quality product but get the opposite. Did you get the warranty? We always buy warranty for the peace of mind, hoping that if there is something wrong they will fix it instead of giving us the run around. We have used the warranty on a 2016 Silverado with a big engine job.
Also on a Toyota highlander 2015, but that was just speakers.
I have NOT had any problems with my 2021 silverado custom 2.7. Over 31,000 miles
The major problem is the stupid people's driving habits, rushing to every single red light, accelerating the engines over 1500 RPMs, anything above those RPMs are DESTRUCTIVE!! No one needs to arrive 5 seconds earlier to the next stop sign or red light!! If you lose your patiente because you feel its too slow, them you need some emotional therapy
Sadly my friend you are 100% correct. Appliances, vehicles, pressure washers the list goes on.
I was pretty happy with a carry on brand trailer I bought about 15 years ago; it’s still doing great but who knows how good the new ones are.
Yes Sir, this is horrible, the U.S. auto companies constantly cut corners on engineering, Ford, Chevy, Dodge, they're all the same. They use plastic where metal should be, many electronics they purchase from China, so the circuits, boards and cabling breaks. Why? So you buy or lease another new truck in 2 to 3 years. Either find an older truck or buy Toyota! Sad to say, but the greed of upper management of these U.S. auto companies are poison! Remember, the tax payer bailed these companies out in 2009, this garbage is how they repay the U.S. taxpayer. Never again will I buy an American car...just horrible! Good luck Jose, best wishes!
our dads corolla has 200,000 miles still runs.. we bought a newer one and at 11,000 miles it had AC and engine problems.. thankfully hurricane irma destroyed it (to a massive loss on our end due to debt more than worth).. but its the same deal. the new stuff aint half as good as the old stuff.
The whole industry is letting quality slide, it's because of emissions and the fact they know the ev cars are coming in soon. Last days of American muscle and almost all of these brands are hollowed out. I had this new 2.7 sierra last year. I didn't get stranded by it but I ran it up to 85k miles and knew it didn't have long leaft in it. It had engine shudder and threw a few codes . It will last you threw a 100k but don't count on it for long term. This is a truck you buy at a good price point, use it up for a few years then trade it in. I did that for a 22 new Tacoma. Thought I was safe with Toyota but I can tell you they arent as quality as when made in Japan now real Mexican tacos. I might have to trade it in at some point, not even sure which way to go anymore. The new ram is decent, as is f 150 but nothing to write home about. I may try another GM with the 6cyl for awhile. But not sure. Make sure you have warranty on all these trucks nowadays
Has a single loose trans line and a single loose electrical connection, this whole thing is a pile of garbage! Maybe try the factory warranty?
my 2004 GMC sierra had 220,000 miles never once let me down, original engine and transmission.
Same here had 2004 GMC.
My 2002 GMC Sierra is rock solid
My 99 NBS Sierra runs top notch. Guess the older ones were built better.
They are made to break so it cost a arm
My biggest nightmare was buying a KZ travel trailer!! What a piece of $hit! Back outside wall cracked in half, fridge crapped out more than once, major roof leak, all exterior stickers (decorative) replaced at least 3 times because of pealing, kitchen sink mounts broke, bathroom mirror wouldn't stay closed, wheel well moldings cracked, frame rusted, poor window seals, poor fit and finish, plenty more if I thought about it. Yes, shame on me for buying but it was my first one and under a bit of pressure by wife as we were to go on vacation (kind of a last minute thing), blah, blah, blah. Their customer service sucks worse than a broken vacuum cleaner! Bottom line - never and I mean ever, buy a KZ trailer! Took a huge lose when we finally sold it! Just glad to be rid of that absolute piece of crap! Still have a bad taste in my mouth about it!
that’s why i’m keeping my 2013 HD2500 gas 6.0 with 225,000 4x4 💪 Zero Major Mechanical Issues
At around that mileage i started having issues but i was hauling daily.
You can’t beat a 6.0 gas gm we run 4 of them in our service company 560000. Miles on a 07 2 2011 with over 300000. On them and a 2017 with 145000. On it
I have a 2021 silverado crew 2.7 turbo. my transmission went out at 1726 miles, I didn't even tow anything. The dealer did fix it good, had to wait a month for parts thou.
WOW, thats INSANE.. so little miles and already bad?? glad i got rid of it.. built like crap. sorry to say but my loyal to GMC is just about OVER
I have a 2021 Silverado 5.3 and the transmission went out at 1725 miles. I didn't tow anything.
I"m kidding, but all I'm getting at, is there are instances of of any vehicle having hiccups. I'm actually looking at 2021 used Silverados as we speak. That's why I'm on this video. I'm researching. Deciding between the 2.7 and 5.3.
Jose, now you know I don't buy brand new. Companies don't care about quality anymore. So stop buying brand new stuff. Keep keeping it real.
If you're towing a trailer, makes more sense to get a V8
Makes more sense to buy a v8 anyways, it’s got the natural power to handle what you need. Or the 3.0 diesel.
Relying on turbos and little engines are just asking for issues and something else to break
The engine wasn't the problem, the transmission was the problem. Meaning the V8 would have had the same problem.
@@RealNathanExplosion Drove a Ford Ranger 2.3 turbo 4 cylinder to Reno, NV from Knoxville TN and then came back along US 50, hitting as high as 11,300+ ft elevation. That little 4 was climbing 6%+ grades at 60 to 80+ mph, only turning 1800-2100 RPM, rarely dropping out of 10th gear. The V8's with us were straining at 3500+ RPM on the same upgrades and could not keep up with that 2.3 L 4 cylinder. The turbo 4's are torque monsters and will easily outlast the V8's, because the 4's are running low rpm, not straining at all in normal driving or in climbing mountains or at high elevation. The stock 2.3L turbo makes 270 HP and 310 ft lbs torque on 86 octane. With the upgrade kit from Ford, that power jumps to 330Hp and 360+ ft lbs torque, with 350 ft lbs torque at only 1500 rpm, although 90+ octane fuel is required to make those power levels. And remember that an inline 4 is 1/2 of a V8. meaning that 2.3 L basically has the bottom end, strong crankshaft, and 5 main bearings of a 4.6 to 5.4 L V8. Ford has a great engine in that 2.3 L 4 cylinder turbo. Ford has made a major mistake in making the 2.7L turbo a V6 instead of a 2.7L 4 cylinder like GM. A 2.7 L V6 has the bottom end of a 1.35 L 3 cylinder with only 4 main bearings and mechanically is a much weaker engine than the 2.7 L 4 cylinder which has the bottom end of a 5.4 L V8 with 5 main bearings. Also a 2.7 L 4 cylinder's bigger pistons make for a faster torque rise than a 2.7 L V6, meaning the 2.7 L 4 cylinder will make the same or more power at a considerably lower RPM than a 2.7 L V6.
@@63DW89A what ranger has an 8 cylinder?........good luck getting 100k on a turbo.......lol
@@Robert-bg2nm Drive one of the new hi-torque turbo 4's and you will see what I mean. The turbo 4 cylinders will easily outlast the V8's because the high bottom end torque keeps the 4 cylinders pulling strong at considerably lower RPM than the V8's especially pulling loads up steep grades. I've owned Ford & Chevy V8's and none of those V8's could outlast the Toyota 20R / 22R 4 cylinders I've owned.
Bought a 2.7 a month ago and I love it I use my truck to drive to work and come home, cruising, and occasionally going out of town
2021 Rally Midnight Edition here and its been great. Bought new and two years later no complaints. Sorry for your luck with yours.
The issue with the trailer is VERY COMMON, they don't screw in the trim behind the wheels cuz you cant see it.. saves them $3 and cost you whatever damages you acquire.
What??
I feel older vehicles r way better than new. Dont waste all that money
Your right everything is junk now. I bought a freezer broke in less than 6 months. My Washer and dryer is new, the washer is rusting.
Everything is junk. The USA needs to get it right.
two new appliances we had to return broken like almost new as well what the crap
That is why I keep my 2010 v8 Nissan Titan … I bought brand new and still fine after 12 Illinois winters
The domestic auto industry was bailed out by the taxpayers in multiple decades. Most recently it was GM in 2009 and this is how they paid the people back. They raised the prices to insane levels and dropped the quality to the bare minimum needed to do warranty repairs but still come out ahead. When the auto loan bubbled pops and they get into trouble, the car makers should just go bankrupt and the government needs to stay out of it entirely.
I'm so sorry you have to deal with that Jose I thought chevy trucks are nice but it seems like they did bad choices. I just think they should just use a better material better engine better design and quality.
They’ve been bad Choices for 25 years now all started in the late 90s you don’t see them on the road. Tenth gen f150s I see 7 8 a day.
I have a Sawzall older than that - It has the allen key blade holder. It served union electrical work, mud, drops, concrete dust and still runs today and looks maybe a few years old. 25 years old - changed brushes once and has original cord and trigger.
I bought a new dodge van several years ago, and as soon as the warranty expired the AC went south. The cost to fix it ? $3500!
That was before everything went skyrocketing! Shortly after this the power windows on right side went out. The window motors alone cost $250 ea. thats not incl. Labor. What really got me so upset was l still owed half of what vehicle cost. My payments were $550 a mo. I bought me an older truck and l do all maintenance on it.
Got a 2012 6.0 now its bad on gas but no issues
They have everything calculated into the pricing as to when things will starting breaking down. So let’s say you pay 45k for a new truck well by the time you get the loan paid down till 5k or just about paid off something In the vehicle goes that cost too much where you’ll end up trading it in for the whole bull shit again on another vehicle
I bought the 2.7 tubo hella smooth no issue and perform very well dont let dudes like this talk shit about everything, and nothing makes them happy. Tell you what not to buy very great truck any mechanism can fail.
I have the same truck and have 30k miles and no problem. Yes there are some bad eggs in the basket.🙏
30k miles is not rnough to make good judgement.
My old V8 has 130,000 miles and it still drives like a new truck and it only burns 4 oz of oil every 3,000 miles.
you speaking truth bro everything got cheap and turned to garbage.
I bought my 2022 Chevrolet Silverado, 1500 in April 2000 miles. I have the transmission cooler go bad was leaking fluid all over my driveway still under warranty. I took the truck back and they fixed it.
Sorry to hear that, that’s no supposed to happen to a new truck
Not only it’s a piece of garbage. It’s hideous. Why people like these trucks it’s a mystery to me. Chevy’s design team is a joke. Embarrassing.
Sorry to hear. What year was it?
Same reason I won't buy a new Ford product. My old Sporttrac is still kicking but once it does eventually die I'll replace it with a 5.7 Tundra
I hear ya. I've had a 96 standard cab 2WD silverado, 350, since 2010. Simple repairs like a water pump, master cylinder, alternator....finally the fuel pump at 120,000 miles. 245,000 miles on it now and still runs fine, doesnt burn oil. I just keep it in the garage (michigan) in the 4 winter months and it's still rust free. WOuldnt trade it for the 2.7 L silverado you just got rid of.
Dont 🤣 it wont last
I agree with you bud. No matter what line of work you are in people just don’t give a damn anymore.
Sorry you had those issues. We have a small fleet of these trucks with the 2.7 and they have all been great.
How many miles on the vehicles? You may not have a great experience at 100000+ miles.
What do you think about the new bSilverados?
I bought my 2018 F150 used in January of 2021. I got lucky, mine was built before the chip shortage, covid, and all that stuff. I won't by any vehicle no matter the brand that was made after 2020.
they are all junk. even my 2020 camry seams like it wont last as long as previous toyotas
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS they rushed everything seems like
I have the small 2.7 turbo 4 cylinder and i can pull trailers and I’m at 60k no problems at all. Don’t need anything too big or that much power for work I do so this is fine for me maybe go bigger later when it’s need but for now the truck is perfectly fine and I love it
Damn bro sorry to hear this bs. You buy a brand NEW vehicle you expect it to last more than 8000 miles before leaks start to happen.. shame on the dealer and chevy
You are aware the dealer doesn’t manufacture the veh correct?
Nobody should have to worry about maintenance thruout the life of the loan. That’s what’s frustrating.
This is why I don’t buy American trucks-I lease them. $314/month and it’s somebody else’s problem after 3 years, that’s why they discount them so heavily and incentivize leases.
Next time leasing for sure
I have a 2006 Silverado 2500HD 6.0 Vortec with 4:10 gears. Gas hog but this truck is strong with 197,000 miles. I just don't see spending $85,000 for a new piece of garbage.
that 6.0 is something else.
Have you noticed all the discounts on the 2.7 liter. They now have a $10K Off on a 54K on a 2.7 liter that is 2WD, and not Z71. They take your Chevy card away from you when you buy a 2.7
You Are so right the older stuff is so much better
Invest and keep it moving. Make that thing hit 400k
I tried to see what you bought to replace it but damn dude...trying to look through 2 or 3 uploads a day for years is very hard to look through. Maybe a truck playlist?
This is why an old truck now cost 15k when only 5 years ago they were 1.5k. 2:56
Yup
The trailer was most likely made from China metals which are not properly heat treated making them weak , I bought a Silverado 1500 few months ago & hope it holds up....I kept my 2005 Silverado for back up just in case
60,000 dollars for trash
I got the HO refresh and have no issues...sometimes its the luck of the draw
On my 5th brand new Silverado in 20+ years, absolutely no trips to dealer other than oil changes and rotations, a few friends and family with them, all the same, no issues, there's a sour apple in every brand, sorry but you were an unlucky one to get one.
Sounds like this guy wakes up ready to complain. I didn't notice any pictures or video of the actual leak. Both of my 2.7 2021 sierras work like a dream and tow work trailers easier (with better mpg) than my 5.3 2016 sierra did. The lack of a V8 sound takes some time, but the engine itself surprised me. 120,000 miles between the 2 trucks and life mpg 19.2. A solid 20,000+ miles pulling either a 6x12 cargo loaded or a 7x14 dump trailer. These are the first, I guess 2nd as well, vehicle that required nothing other than oil changes and tire rotation. They did an entertainment update on one of them. I stopped for oil change and the elevation had service bulletin for the update.
6 and 8 cylinder trucks are the way to go and if you ask me a 2.7L turbo is not a truck motor in my opinion.
Wow jose i would be super angry getting burned like that on huge new purchase. $8000 is lot to lose in short time.
You should file complaint against Chevy. If your going to buy an old truck I'd pick a Toyota Tacoma/Tundra they last through anything just like that Milwaukee saw.
Seems like they just stopped caring about quality and more about brand recognition & profits
Private equity stripping profit from every corner they can find it including product quality, employee salaries, etc. They are destroying the world so they can retire to their private islands. Thing they don't realize is that there aren't enough private islands in the world where they can hide from the consequences of the things they have destroyed for profit.
If I win the lottery..I'll still in all likelihood NOT buy brand new(anything!?)...I would buy a restored classic whatever at top dollar.......in most cases.quality is there..not so much with these $49,50,60,$100,000..clunky junks....weres my way back machine..I'm heading back..PERMANTLY...this lack of pride/quality that's being 🫸 pushed is not for me...⏳️
My 2005 Chevy Tahoe is Awesome 5.3v8 4x4 great transmission with trailer towing package. My mechanic says all the older trucks and SUVs are built of Medal vs Plastic.
I had a 1987 Ford Thunderbird Sport with 5.0 EFI V8 it had issues with the digital dash. I worked with the Ford District Manager and they got it fixed
Unfortunately Dealership Service Departments carry even for Toyota. I had to work with Toyota Corporate Headquarters of America in California because my 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid had tons of Recalls plus the Computer shut down the gas engine on the very high Chesapeake Bay Bridge near Annapolis Maryland at night in the rain and I was on the Bridge with numerous 18 Wheelers thankfully I didn't panic and got off the Bridge with the electric motor.
Just waiting for that 4l60 trans to give out😂
I think a huge business that would be successful would be to remanufacture old trucks. New frames, updated LS engines and transmissions.
I have a 2001 Suburban with 250,000 miles, it leaks nothing, any chevy truck newer than 2007 are garbage.
Bullshit. Anything that's mass produced can have a problem once in a while. My 2011 Silverado with 136000 miles purchased new has had 0 issues. New tires, new brakes, new battery, that's all.
I have a 2001 Toyota Camry that runs like a dream, from the outside it’s beat up but I only have to give it minimal work and it’s been very reliable. I paid $2000 for it and it’s been worth every penny. I don’t have to worry about it getting scratches or always washing it. It’s been on several road trips from Alabama to Texas and rides better than my 2018 Corolla.
Really damn is it really better than 2018. Corolla
Any Toyota made in the last 10 years is junk. Toyota had to lower their standard for oil consumption because their engines burn so much oil these days. The 8 speed is a pos too. Our Camry's 8 speed had to be rebuilt at 70k miles. There are tons of people that had the same problem.
Jose, so sorry 😣! The old stuff was made to last. Now, everything, like appliances, are only made to last a few years. So sad and infuriating for the money that goes down the drain for garbage.
And your car mortgage would not take a break on that so you're stuck with the payments no matter what
A perfect example is refrigerators. The typical fridge costs $2000 or more, & some up to $10,000 & they last 3-5 yrs.
Hey Jose I guess you'll be back and get rid of it and get you a brand new Ford F-250 they're made right out here at the Ford truck plant off of Westport Road in Kentucky I know a lot of workers that work there & they put a lot of sweat and time in them and there damn good pickups ❗
@Sling Joe - Your friends might be hard workers at the Ford plant, but Fords have become engineering nightmares, with plastic parts that should be metal, the aluminum electrical wiring from China is garbage and cracks, the gauges are from China and Vietnam and they break.
American Trucks = GARBAGE not because of the workers but because FORD management does not put quality first, it's ALL about BIG profits, but VERY POOR QUALITY in and on high-markup trucks. I will NEVER buy another FORD, FORD = GARBAGE. CHEVY = GARBAGE.
@@loanokaharbor8303 ford is big on plastic.. cost cutting. expensive trucks with all plastic parts.
Well, Ford and GM have had a hard time. it's sad. Never been a ford guy.. the older fords were really good.
so its 2ys later whats going on with the truck now
Jose we are in Mercury Retrograde for the next 2 weeks thru October 18th. Things are going to go bonkers! Hold on tight we got this & we will get thru this!
Dude, you can find a GMC/Chevy 1/2-ton 1958-1988 "Classic Cars" fraction of these Saturday Night Drug Store Rhinestone Cowboy trucks. 1982 I purchased a 1963 GMC I6 235 CI 4-speed stick shift LWB for $900.00. I learned to drive using my Daddy's 1972 I6 240 CI 3-speed column shift. I believe since those trucks aren't V-8 automatic trans why their cheap. Today's Americans don't know how to operate manual trans.
Reason #1 i bought the 2021 Tundra with the gas guzzling v8. OLD but RELIABLE platform. im sick of all the new tech they cramming into new cars and everything else.
Seriously thinking about getting that gas hog
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS you won’t regret it! Already put 60k miles and has had zero issues ! And you can find them at a good price right now
I feel your pain bro
Mines been great don’t let this guys negative opinion ruin your day. This engine will out last every other engine on the market if you don’t lead foot it. This guys extra over the top smh
Too early to know,
Cracked Heads Every Valve Rattles Oil Leaks Every Time
The problem i think their crap is that there are regulations that every car brand has to follow and those regulations whats prob making cars be crappy back then there was maybe lesser regulations on car brands and how they have to make them and it was prob more simpler back then
My 2020 2.7 turbo is trash. It’s ran out of oil 2 times and says I have 50% oil life left. And the tranny does a lot of weird stuff.
you already know
😲WOW😲 So Sad To Hear What Happened😒
Now they're recalled for shipping with cracked blocks lol.
You’re mostly right. New stuff is crap. Shrink-flation in another form.
4 banger in a full size is ridiculous. Should have bought the v8. I bet it’s transmission is more tried and true as well. Sorry about your situation. My 90 454 is going strong at 208k miles.
The dealers don't make the products
Man, you are so right.
Yeah, nowadays its a crap shoot. Toyotas and Hondas seem to have better quality, but cost more. So you just have to guess at what is better for you and cross your fingers.
I have a 2023 Silverado and absolutely love it so far.
How ‘bout now?
Wait for it.....Everybody loves their vehicle fresh off the lot.
Smart move! you got out of the GM FUNK fast!
They build them fast and easy 💯
I got the same truck got 57,000 miles mine runs great. No problems
YOU broke the truck towing it with that trailer 😅 Maybe you needed a v8 and not a 2.7. I think you fooled yourself on that one
is that covered under warranty ? and $8k buys a lot of parts/labor/bud light
saving up, the new tundra next.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS you'll find a reason to bitch about the tundra too
Toyota makes great cars.
@@zemo2332 what's your point
They don't make cars like they used too.
Totally agree
I think the trailer company and GM dealer saw you coming.
I have always had Silverado pickups and have never had a bad one. Sorry you had bad luck with your truck..
I will never buy brand new. Ever.
Get a ford or a ram, they never have problems. SMH.. they alllll have issues. Your just frustrated it happened to you but every manufacturer have this problem. Welcome to reality
You’re not wrong. I bought a 2020 Silverado with 30,000 miles a month ago, and it’s been in the shop 75% of the time. Complete trash, ready to take a loss and be done with Chevy
If your truck was in the dealer 75% of the time, you would have gone through the lemon law process long ago. 75% of the time? You're talking out of your a**
This is why I hate modern vehicles. They’re pure GARBAGE. Which is why I like the 1990s trucks better than today’s garbage.
Stuff happens. That’s why you have a warranty.
Thats why GM dealerships have excuses