A class action lawsuit claims that General Motors should have recalled 2017–2019 GMC Yukon vehicles a long time ago because their tail light assemblies allegedly cause brake lights to fail.
According to the suit, a special coverage adjustment (SCA) for 2015–2016 GMC Yukons should have been extended to the 2017-2019 vehicles.
The SCA applied to 2015–2016 Yukons was titled “Tail Lamps Inoperative” and allowed vehicle owners and lessees to receive free tail light replacements and reimbursements if they already paid for repairs.
However, the automaker and GMC dealerships allegedly refused to cover the costs for 2017–2019 Yukons, leaving drivers with known defects.
The tail light assembly is a fully sealed unit that, while supposed to last a lifetime, allegedly fails. As a result, owners are left with replacement costs of over $800. To make matters worse, the problem is allegedly so prevalent that replacement parts are on backorder in the United States.
Source: CarComplaints.com
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