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Although the 2018 Acadia put out by General Motors offers plenty of room and comfort to drivers and passengers, drivers are complaining about significant power problems in the engine and transmission. Simply stated, the base power plant is just a 2.5 liter four-cylinder that is not powerful enough for a vehicle of this size. Additionally, the Acadia is only able to tow up to a thousand pounds, which is not much for a vehicle of this size.
Consumers have also reported erratic alerts and notifications, such as one driver who claimed that even when the shifter was put into park, the cabin alarm beeps and often requires a full restart in order for the system to recognize that the shifter is indeed in park.
If you are experiencing a similar chronic issue with a GM vehicle, schedule a free case evaluation with Lemon Law Partners, LLP today by calling (800) 887-9362.
If you think you have a lemon on your hands, get in touch with the dedicated legal team at Lemon Law Partners, LLP, as soon as possible to discuss your options. We proudly represent clients in Berkeley, Oakland, San Francisco, San Jose, Sacramento, and throughout California, working hard to secure them the refund or replacement vehicle they're owed.
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Lemon Law Partners, LLP focuses exclusively on California lemon law cases against all brands of vehicle manufacturers. We can help with substandard and defective new cars, defective new trucks, defective new RVs, defective new travel trailers, defective new motorcycles and defective used cars under warranty. We can also discuss issues you may be having with vehicles covered by similar laws, such as new boats or off-road vehicles.
