Brake Light On Problems of Chevrolet Aveo

In March of last year I purchased a used Chevrolet Aveo from auto nation Chevrolet in sugar land, TX (hwy. 6). I have been comfortable in my car up until 2 1/2 weeks ago when I had to have my car repaired at classic Chevrolet in sugar land, TX on April 21,2014. My brake shift sensor had to be replaced, my brake switch, and my clock. The problems with my shift caused my brake lights not to work and I did not know they were not working until I had a conversation with someone at pep boys. No one blew their horn or anything to let me know my brake lights were out. I knew something was wrong when my gear would not come out of park and I had to engage the shift release button. Yesterday may 6, 2014 I arrived at work and I wanted to drop some items off at my classroom therefore I was going to park close to the door. I braked and went to or my car in park but was unable to do so. My button on my shift could not be engaged and without the button engaged the car would only go into neutral from drive. I was able to drive my car back to classic Chevrolet in sugar land, TX that had done my repairs two weeks prior. This time I was told by the service department that the shift was binding in the transmission. I now have a new shift but my concern now is what is next. I have had this car for only a year now. Yes it is used but my first car a 2005 Ford focus was used and did not need repairs like this in only a year. I have to kid's and now I am considering letting this car go because I do not want to end up in an accident in this vehicle even after repairs have been done.

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While traveling down the interstate at 55 mph car shut down loss all power no steering no brakes no lights, and it was nighttime, coasted to the side of road, car would not start back up for a good 15 minutes. Had car to dealer 6/24 13 and once before that, dealer said (could not duplicate customer concern ).

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1st incident--due to the failure of the "clutch master cylinder"(leaking) its hard to make the gear shift(manual). Dealer fixed it. 2nd incident--"check engine light "came on (mileage-3909)-- software need update. Dealer fixed it. 3rd incident-- rattling noise from the door back of the driver side. (mileage--6858). It was loose window channel. Dealer replace the parts. 4th incident--"check engine light" came on again (mileage-8882). Oxygen sensor failured. Dealer replaced the parts. 5th incident-- "brake light "come and go(mileage--9449). Due to brake master cylinder leaking and at the same time the dealer also found the clutch master cylinder leaking too,now the same parts failed twice within months. I would like you to look into these incident to verify is this car model have the trend in failure of these parts which really concerned me on safety issues,specially the "clutch master cylinder"(failed twice) and the "brake master cylinder" on a brand new car.

Yesterday, I took my 2005 chevy Aveo lt (53,400 mi) into the lavery dealership in alliance, ohio, for replacement of an extended warranteed abs sensor. When they removed the front wheels, the brake pads literally fell off. The pads had rusted off the backs of the pads! the mechanic said they would not have had to have been replaced (the pads were still a full 1/4" thick) except for the fact they rusted off the backs!!!) these are gm part #96475176, acd#171-0877, gm daewoo, made in korea (I still have the old parts). They are cheap quality and could have cost me my life had they not been discovered! as the mechanic explained to me, the danger is if one of the separated pieces of the brakes slipped and moved forward, it could immediately lock the brakes! dealer replaced the front brakes at my expense. The abs brake warning light had never come on.

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