Took car in a number of times to the dealership, raised concern with the service manager, spoke with my salesperson, tried to get in contact with the Sales manager but they were always too busy to assist, tried to contact Owner of dealership with no luck. Started documenting everything and also had pictures and videos. I think i got my break when the office manager at a dealership felt my frustration. I called GM customer car number that rep was having issues with dealerships lack of response so it was escalated. The next rep was having similar issues so they escalated it to the aftersales District manager GM, who also had communications issues and had to physically go into the dealership to get documents and answers. Let just say this was not a fast process been dealing with this for months. The Attorney general in my state has lots of info on lemon law and consumer protections, including other complaints made by consumers for the dealership broken out by location. Yes I did request copies of those complaints, which had names and phone numbers, I left no stone unturned. I did my research by reaching out to other Dealerships and their process for issues like this, used public records, used my network to see who all had ever had an issue as such or what they new about the dealership and their owners. I then filed a Claim with my Attorney General's Office, and they were super helpful. I hated having to be a Karen or someone thinking that i was a Karen, but good gravy, communication would be nice. Please keep in mind that a Dealership is just that a dealership not run by GM, but i have found that GM will stand behind their product. It would be so nice to be able to buy a vehicle in the USA directly from the manufacturer and not have to go through the BS of a dealership.