My rear window of my car is becoming unglued from the top. I talked to the GM dealership nearby, and they told me I needed a new top. There was a memo put out in 2019 stating that this was happening due to not having enough primer from the manufacturer. This is a safety hazard. If my window falls out, it can create a crash and harm any vehicle behind me. If GM knew this part was bad because of a manufacturer, they should be liable to fix the problem.

- Janesville, WI, USA

I purchased my 2016 Buick Cascada in 2017, in the summer of 2018 I noticed the paint chipping off all 4 of my rims. Then in December of 2020 I noticed the back window started to become unattached from the convertible top. The vehicle is now out of warranty and the dealership tells me I need to replace the entire top, which is absolutely ridiculous. I paid $38,000 for a vehicle that is falling apart. I don't understand why General Motors it's not held responsible for this?

- Milan, MI, USA

The rear glass window is lifting on the bottom left corner. My husband just noticed it one day. A service bulletin was released by GM in November, 2019 regarding this issue. My insurance won't cover it as it was not caused by an outside force. Safety hazard: If I drive with my windows open and top up, I'm afraid the pressure will cause the window to detach, which would injure any vehicle behind me. This should be a GM recall. The glass can not be replaced without replacing the entire soft top.

- Raynham, MA, USA

Letter from senator gillibrand on behalf of constituent re assistance in getting GM to provide parts for the repair of 2016 Buick cascade. The consumer stated the vehicle sustained front end damage in a collision on June 23,2016 and the parts were not available to repair the vehicle.

- Whitestone, NY, USA