general problems of the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro

Driving a 2010 chevy Camaro, my reduced engine light came on and my vehicle went from 60 mph to 30 instantly on the highway almost causing a major accident. I have read on the forums and this problem is happening to a ton of gm chevy car owners. This could cause somebody to die, and needs to be recalled. The problem is with the throttle body. Save lifes do something. Reduced engine power service stabilitrak ( this was the issue ).

The 2010 Camaro ss automatic is equipped with the fuel management system which deactivates the valves on four cylinders at low speeds. Upon accelerating the four cylinders are re-activated and a surge of approximately 200 hundred horsepower is sent to the real wheels which causes a traction loss and loss of control on icy or snow covered roadways. This is a hazard which can create a serious accident due to the rear wheels losing traction and slipping. The dealer has checked my vehicle and stated that gm considers this normal and not a problem.