Many drivers of certain General Motors, LLC SUVs across the U.S. have been complaining about an abnormal shaking with their cars over the years. This problem has become so widespread, that it’s become quite un-affectionately dubbed the “Chevy Shake.” A quick online search of this term will reveal consumers widely reporting this issue to GM dealerships across the country. The consumers that have had these problems have brought these issues to the dealership, and had been told that this not an issue and that this is a “normal characteristic of the vehicle.” On December 19, 2019, a class-action lawsuit was filed in California associated with this “Chevy Shake.”

As alleged within the Complaint, GM is aware that this problem isn’t “normal” which will be attributed to problematic driveshafts in these SUVs. 

The class action seeks to represent Californians who own the subsequent vehicles: 2015-2020 Cadillac Escalade 

2014-2019 Chevrolet Silverado 

2015-2020 Chevrolet Suburban 

2015-2020 Chevrolet Tahoe 

2014-2019 GMC Sierra 

2015-2020 GMC Yukon/Yukon XL 

While this can be certainly excellent news for California consumers who drive one amongst these vehicles, such owners should remember that oftentimes a stand-alone action break away the category action is also of more benefit. It is likely that you have received notices in the mail at some point in time that a product or company whose services you have got used has settled a class-action lawsuit and you were entitled to a cash redemption. Under California’s Lemon Law you may be eligible for repurchase or a replacement of the vehicle, it’s not hard to determine why a stand-alone action on your behalf is in your best interest if you own one of the vehicles listed above. 

If you’re a Californian and you own one amongst these vehicles and have taken it in several times to the dealer for warranty repairs for an abnormal shaking or vibration while driving – called the “Chevy Shake – the California Lemon Law Attorneys may be able to facilitate your case. The California Lemon Law Attorneys work to help California consumers under California’s Lemon Law. Under California’s Lemon Law, if you have got a case we are able to assist you at no cost to you because the Law indicates that the manufacturer shall pay your attorney on your behalf! Contact us today and see if we are able to assist you.

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