My lemon 2015 Tahoe

[lemonho]

Maybe, as a last resort, try disconnecting the battery. Leave it sit for an hour or so, then re-connect and see what happens.

I was forced to do this once a couple of weeks ago when it wouldn’t start.

 

[GTNator]

Get rid of it, take the hit now, it'll just cost you more in pain, time, and depreciation the longer you wait to trade it in.

 

[Miami-Dade]

I have to agree on selling it.

I would even consider trading it in on higher mileage 2015 plus Tahoe or Yukon [even with 70K miles or higher] as long as it was a 1 owner with Full Service records. I would have a real good independent mechanic check it out first. I have been in several high mileage 2015 plus Tahoe's and Suburban's with 150K miles or more that were running perfectly and looked good.

I always ask the owners how often they service them and all were sticking to the 5-6K mile service..All said so far just plain old regular service..Just about all were dealer serviced..I generally find dealer serviced vehicles are the best vehicles to buy..If anything they are over serviced.

Just something to consider..All that just IMHO.

 

[Rdr854]

couple of things- you are not the first owner so it cannot be lemoned.

You should immediately call GM customer service 1- 800-222-1020 and log a complaint so it is on record. once you have a "claim #" you can call back the next day and move to the escalation department.

truth is not much will happen, but at least it will be on the record.

Depends upon the state. Used cars are covered by the lemon law in Virginia.