where do I write to GM for warranty denied problems?

Question

I had a gas related problem not covered by my warranty that
I want to question through the GM warranty system. Need address to send written complaint to.

Answer 1

Don't waste your time writing to GM. Go directly to your State Department of Consumer Complaints and lodge your complaint through them. Alien, I don't waste my time with idiots. If the dealer has already denied warranty coverage then it's time to take it to the next level. As far you're concerned, well like I said, I won't waste my time.

Answer 2

If you have a serious warranty problem that you need them to address the best way is to take them to small claims court. Sue them for actual expenses or the limit in your state's small claims court, whichever is less. You won't need a lawyer and they will settle just to make you go away. My experience has been that if your complaint is about a dealer the manufacturers are pretty responsive but if you complaining about warranty denials or the vehicle itself you will get nowhere.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Chevy customer assistance number is 1-800-222-1020,if they can't help they can direct you to someone who will.

Answer 5

That kind of info should be in your owners manual, or check there website for that kind of stuff.

Answer 6

Fuel related? please explian..... How fuel related I was a chevrolet service manager for a long time maybe I can assist please email me with details.