After yesterday’s dust-up about a sale stoppage of two of GM’s most anticipated models it looks like things are almost back to normal. Dealers should receive a formal service bulletin today detailing the fix to the vehicles’ motor mounts and once adjusted they’ll be able to go on sale.
Around 550 Outlooks and Acadias have been sent to dealers and a few have been sold, but none have been delivered to the any customers so the issue won’t be considered a recall. While we don’t like to see any issues with new vehicles, GM was proactive about fixing the issue and kept the media up to date.
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