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really awfulTypical Repair Cost:
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Average Mileage:
63,000 miles
Total Complaints:
1 complaints
Most common solutions:
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accessories - interior problem
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2005Jan 01
Impala
This really isn't a problem with the car itself; it's another problem with GM. I bought this car three years ago before I had any children. I didn't discover that they never installed what every other car manufacturer considers standard until two years ago when I was babysitting someone else's child. I know have a small child and I will have to sell this car or break the back door handles so that I don't have to worry about my child falling out of the car going down the highway. Thank you GM for being so considerate of American families by putting in the three child latch systems in the backseat but not forking over the extra $5 to install child safety locks on the doors.
I bought another car several months after I purchased the 2005 Impala and had the salesman laugh at me when I asked if the car came with child safety locks. The salesman looked at me and asked if I had purchased a 2005 Chevrolet.
geist
Lorain, Ohio, USA
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