Front Suspension Problems of Chevrolet Camaro

I purchased my 2010 Camaro, in August,2010, I noticed this front end popping noise shortly after I purchased it 300 kms, I took it to my dealer,and they checked it out,they agreed their was obvious a noise. They weren't aware of any problems with the Camaro until I mentioned the tbs # pio197 gm had in place. I went with the service tech. On a road trip and he agreed there was a noise, he followed the instructions according to the tbs,and told there is nothing they can do until gm acknowledges that there is a problem,and would have to abide by the TSB, I have been in touch with other Camaro owners who is experiencing the same problem, who have gone to their dealer and have them say it is normal. Other people that own the Camaro is not experiencing the same problem ,therefore how can it be normal when all cars don't have this problem. You pay this kind of money for a vehicle and this is the service we get from gm in return,I felt that when you purchase a vehicle from gm they are is suppose to be faithful and live up to it's binding contract written in it's warranty. My first choice was to purchased a Dodge challenger, but changed my mind because I like the style a little better,but if I could changes things I would have stuck with my first choice. I will be determined to make people aware of this problem and let people/ media know that gm products/service and the quality of there product is just one big headache. And don't stand behind their product. Why don't gm acknowledge this problem and fix it and make all us happy Camaro owners,this publicity will not help the sale of gm products. Check out the forums in 5thgen. Camaro under( popping in the front end) if you want to see how many Camaro owners are experiencing this problem. My car is in winter storage at the moment with 1200 kms on it, and is hoping there will be fix in place before I take it on the road in the spring.

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Poping noise in front end. Can be heard and felt whe going slow and is even worse over a slight bump.

The vehicle has experienced continued problems with the front end suspension pulling to the right, this has caused excessive wear of the tires (no make/model of tires provided), dealership has tried to remedy the suspension problems on several occasions and changed tires, however they can not figure out what the problem is, which could be the suspension system or the tires.

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At speeds between 30-40 mph front end shakes. Took vehicle to dealer who rotated tires. Front tires were cupped. The dealer was unwilling to fix the vehicle.

This car has had front end shakes at 30-45 mph from about 3000 miles, dealers/reliable chev/mo, says nothing wrong, did not test drive!now car really shakes bad and front tires are all lumpy and cupped, went to local chevy dealer and he refused to even come out and acknowledge the problem, let alone fix it,original dealer is 150 miles away, and jus told us if we don't like the car, trade it in!!I would like to finally enjoy this car after a year or have it replaced! I even paid for extended coverage from the dealer and chevy! but no one will fix it! I am afraid to drive it 150 miles. . What if the tires explode, fall off, or part of the steering gives way? also the conve top has had a screw sticking up from the inside all along, and I was told OH well. ?!.

Consumer has taken automobile to two dealer mechanics and they cannot balance his tires. This is causing his auto to shake when driving it.

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While traveling over 60 mph vehicle would start shaking hard. Please provide further information.