2016 Buick Verano Transmission and drivetrain Problems

“Almost all makes and models of my vehicle year are part of a recall for the transmission control module, but not mines. Transmission control module went out in my vehicle and all though alldata shows that all makes and models of my vehicle year should be covered under recall, gmc Buick is telling me mines doesnt qualify! Transmission control modules never go out!! No machanic I can find has seen any go out outside recall, only mines! I do believe my car should be included in this recall. I will pay gmc 2700 to repair something that should have been recalled and thats so unfair. …”

“The recall and free replacement of the 2016 Buick Verano due to its car status as a federation violation and restricted code of cars not to be sold nor lease in the united states of america bearing a VIN#pp . Whereto the car has anti-lock break for hot climate country. No automatic breaking system (ABS), no traction control system (tsc), and no heating elements for the fluid case holders. Hence forth my Buick Verano 2016 car did not comply to the must requirements for all cars in snow country like USA . …”

“While driving on the highway there was a random harsh jerk on my car, and I was immediately unable to maintain safe speeds driving nearly causing a serious crash. All of the service lights (Service Parking Assist, Service Power Steering, Service StabiliTrak, and Check Engine Light) should up on the dashboard. Trying to engage the vehicle into drive after parked had a harsh jerk shifting into gear and the accelerator was not working properly (going extremely slower than applied pressure). Mobile mechanic reader coded my vehicle with U0101 “Lost Communication with TCM”. …”

“While driving home from work, my car, lost power a few times. Though, the maintenance malfunction light did come on, it was while the issue was occurring. I mention this because, in the car’s manual, it states that the light will come on BEFORE the malfunction takes place. I finally made it home, however, the car did continue to lose power while driving. The next morning I took the car to my mechanic, who experienced the same issues, then did a diagnostic test and found these results: P0011; CAM Position; RCTISATOR BNK 1; TIMING OVER ADVANCE. …”

“The contact owns a 2016 Buick Verano. The contact stated that while driving at various speeds, the vehicle accelerated independently without warning. The brake pedal was depressed and the vehicle ceased the unintended acceleration. The vehicle was not taken to be diagnosed nor repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 24,500.”