general problems of the 2014 Chevrolet Camaro

I am filing a safety complaint regarding my 2014 Chevrolet Camaro v6 with the 3. 6l lfx engine because the vehicle intermittently stalls and/or will not restart after being driven or exposed to high ambient temperatures. I live in [xxx], where extreme temperatures and extended idling in traffic are normal driving conditions. The vehicle can operate normally and then experience a fuel-delivery-related failure after becoming hot. It may stall or fail to restart and can remain unable to start until it cools down. This makes the vehicle unpredictable and unsafe to operate because I cannot know when it will lose the ability to run or restart. This is especially dangerous in phoenix traffic. A driver cannot reasonably avoid traffic congestion, extended idling, construction, accidents, or other situations where the vehicle remains exposed to extreme heat. I have had to alter how and where I drive because I am concerned that the vehicle may stall and leave me stranded in or near moving traffic. The vehicle has experienced fuel-system-related diagnostic trouble codes, including p2635 (fuel pump flow performance), p069e, and p018b. The high-pressure fuel pump has already been replaced, but the problem has continued. General motors has also issued technical information addressing heat-related fuel system concerns involving this engine/platform. I have raised the issue with Chevrolet/general motors and have gm case number xxx. Despite the recurring safety-related symptoms, I have not been provided with a permanent repair that makes the vehicle reliably safe to operate under the environmental conditions in which it was sold and is normally driven. My concern is not simply that the vehicle requires repair. The safety issue is that the failure is intermittent, temperature-related, and can cause the vehicle to stall or become unable to restart without adequate warning. In extreme arizona heat, being stranded also creates an additional safety risk to occupants. Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia.

Air conditioner stopped working, radio and screen stopped working, lights on dash stopped working, would not allow me to add fuel. The car was on empty and as I tried to pump gas, the gas would come back out. 2nd incident on August 22, 2014 - air conditioner would not work, lights on dash would not work 3rd incident on August 24, 2014 - air conditioner, radio and screen and all power controls inside the control would not work. 4th incident - August 26th - air conditioner stopped working milage as of now on car 2,600 miles.

This vehicle was purchased brand new January 2014 with less than 10 miles on it. Upon taking the vehicle in three or more times for a fuel system issue, I experienced a rapidly flashing engine light two times. I called the service department. They said do not drive the vehicle anywhere other than to the dealership because the engine may blow. I took the car to the dealership on 5/29. The dealership "replaced" all parts on the vehicle including the fuel line, fuel injectors, pistons, all fuel injectors and this did not help. They then attempted to even out the compression in the cylinders to fix the issue of the compression leaking. This did not work. The vehicle was still having compression issues. They finally requested a replacement engine from gm. The engine was installed and I was called to pick up my vehicle after 29 days at the dealership. I requested a buy back, as from what they have told me regarding the car having a defect and this is a huge safety concern for me. The dealer and gm west coast liaison denied buy back due to the warranty still being in effect. This car is not safe and should be bought back by the dealer. We are pursuing with the bbb and a lawyer. The dealership has not cooperated and will not assist any further. The main concern is lack of knowledge as to what was wrong with the vehicle and that being it had 5000-6000 miles, how do we know it will be safe and will not have issues in the future.