Table 1 shows one common electronic stability control related problems of the 2017 Chevrolet Sonic.
| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
|---|---|
| Electronic Stability Control problems |
Lights come on after driving about 12 miles, the engine looses power bad , when you let up on gas foot it takes very long to get it going slow to build up power. Regular roadway, no hills . Lights go out when parked a while then come back on after 12 miles.
In may of 2019 while trying to start push button car would not start lights came on in car saying service power steering and service stabilitrak I got it to dealer it was still under warranty at that time they had me replace a battery for over $200 which they say was cause only for this same thing to happen in aug2019/ which they claim they repaired both times while driving wheel tightens up and u can't steer every time this happens they claim could not service car cause they had to see the reading on dashboard then again in November 2019 the same thing happened again and now warranty is out they miraculously found other issues with the car but would not repair because of warranty out I feel they sold me a bad car and now want to charge me all this money to fix car when I did what I was supposed to do in taking car in when it was still under warranty to get it fixed and they just claim they fixed car and never did this has put my family and I in danger numerous times because I trusted that they repaired the car only to feel lied to now I am stuck with a car note on a car I can not drive and also wondering how I can get it fixed but honestly believe they will never fix car right at lonestar Chevrolet because they don't seem to know what they are doing or what's even wrong with the car I have all the paperwork from all the times I took the car in and pictures of dashboard readings.
When starting our 2017 Chevrolet Sonic there is exhaust fumes that are very strong that even make it into the interior of the car. The exhaust when idling will have a loud rattle and will both accompany the exhaust fumes and at times when there isn't the strong exhaust fumes. We have also recently had to start turning the traction control off and watching to make sure it stays off because it will randomly activate on dry pavement and we will have to hold tight to the steering wheel or it will jerk the vehicle in a different direction and has almost caused car accidents on three separate occcasions.