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The 2020 GMC Terrain SUV has recently received several complaints from drivers, especially in regards to engine and power issues. Reports of engines refusing to start or emitting loud screeching sounds have many consumers concerned about the safety of this vehicle. Although the manufacturer has issued a recall that affects this make and model, many customers still maintain that the persistent problems their vehicles are experiencing cannot be remedied through this recall repair.
Reports of engine malfunctions in the 2020 GMC Terrain SUV have emerged in recent months. According to one driver, their vehicle operated normally during a ride to a destination three hours away. However, when the driver tried to start the car to return home, the engine would not turn over. After 30 minutes and numerous attempts to start the SUV, the engine started with a loud screeching sound. The driver let it run, hoping the sound would stop, but the engine turned off by itself after 15 minutes. Other reports of lagging acceleration and other engine troubles continue to crop up, as GMC customers wait for clear answers and lasting solutions to these issues.
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