happytrailrider
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Bought a brand new Camaro SS. A common problem that many owners are having, self included, is an issue with a bad vibration in the power-train under certain conditions (while in overdrive). Brought can into multiple dealerships to have it looked at and every time they denied making any fixes because no technical service bulletins existed for this issue for this car despite General Motors knowing about this issue and having corrections for some of their other vehicles. 6 months later GM sends a notice to all dealers saying that anyone with a 2016+ Camaro having the vibration issue to not fix it and to tell customer that it's normal. From reading articles online, the root cause here is that GM has not developed a true fix for this vehicle because some dealers accidentally replaced components in the power train which still fail afterwards. I've owned my car for 2 years and still no correction for this issue. Vibration got so bad I ended up selling that car which hurt financially because of the depreciation. Is there any case that can be made against GM for failing to correct something that should clearly be covered under the power train warranty? Maybe a class action lawsuit? Many customers are complaining online but nobody has stepped up to do a class action, not sure if it's a lack of effort or because we wouldn't have any legal grounds. I'd be more than happy to initiate something if it would not cost me anything out of pocket, but not sure how class action law suites work.