general problems of the 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 2500

The head lights on a dark rainy night are so poor it is a hazard to drive, if you meet another automobile just hold on and hope you do not hit each other, as you can't tell you are going to. I have had it back for repair but they tell me there is no fix for a chevy, if I had a GMC there is a fix. My radio will not work when its really cold out. My transmission shifts harshly and engine flutters between gears. When I slow down coming into town I feel a hard down shift, also if going slow and climbing a hill that is when it feels as if the engine has a small skip but it is the transmission not shifting into a lower gear. There is also no fix for poor shifting.

On March 21, 2014 I purchased a brand new 2015 Chevrolet 2500 hd diesel truck at a cost of $ 62,500. I have had an issue with the lights on this truck from day one. This vehicle is not safe to drive at night especially if it is raining. The headlamps on dim do not produce enough light to see more than 100 yards in front of the vehicle. There is no light projected to the side making it extremely dangerous when making turns, especially left hand turns. I have taken this vehicle to Chevrolet dealerships on several occasions, but they could not correct the problem. I contacted Chevrolet customer service and was advised that the lights were performing as designed. I am not satisfied with this answer. Although they offered me a $ 2000 discount on a new gm vehicle, I am not willing to take the depreciation to purchase another vehicle to get rid of a problem that is not my fault. There are numerous reports on the internet of this same lighting issue. Not only is this problem a hazard to myself and family, but others on the highway. I'm not asking them for a new $ 62,500 vehicle, I just want mine fixed. I would appreciate any help you can give me on this matter. Thanks.

You can't see up the road with out high beams on the low beam projector beams it doesn't shine far enough up the road and if you are going down hill it's alot worse.