2026 GMC Sierra 1500

My 2026 GMC Sierra has an oil-canned roof from a touchless car wash because the sheet metal lacks structural rigidity. This caused the roof to buckle and caused a permanent fold in the roof of the truck. There is already documented issues for this exact problem on the newer GMC Canyons and Chevrolet Colorado mid-sized trucks. Bulletin for reference NHTSA Official TSB #23-NA-209 PDF. I leased the vehicle on 6/19/2026 and this happened on approximately 7/7/2026. The vehicle only has 1,480 miles on it as of this date.

I bought my 2026 GMC in April. Several times the audio doesn't work work. When this happens audio related safety technology is affected too including turn signal sounds and back camera audio also. A person walking behind the truck can be seen on the screen but no warning beeps are heard. When backing up the warning for getting too close to an object also doesn't work. I called the dealer in early May and was told that this was a known issue and that it needed a software update. took the truck to the dealer on May 8th and the software update was performed. When the update had been completed when I started the truck after the update there was no audio. I told the service advisor it was currently happening and she took it back to the technician. They disconnected the battery cables to reset the system and told me to do that in the future until the issue is resolved. I opened Case #100978480 with GM on June 1st because I wanted to be sure that GM was also informed of the issue. I was hoping they would be proactive and report back to me what they were doing to resolve this issue. Instead I was told that I need to call the dealer and the dealer would call GM because an update might be available but dealers wouldn't be informed and wouldn't check unless I called.

In early June 2026 I discovered a sheared pin on the front control arm of my 2026 GMC Sierra 1500 AT4X (VIN [XXX]), sold to me new by Parks GMC, Kernersville NC, with a dealer-installed Performance Package modifying the factory suspension. I delivered the truck to Parks GMC for warranty repair. The dealer represented it as a 1-2 day job. The truck was out of service approximately 2 weeks. The dealer sub-contracted the work to a third-party shop (CCV). At pickup, the dealer provided written documentation stating the repair was NOT PERFORMED. Neither the dealer nor I has been able to obtain any documentation from CCV describing what, if anything, was actually done to the vehicle. THREE UNRESOLVED SAFETY CONDITIONS: SHEARED FRONT CONTROL ARM PIN — original failure, status of repair unknown and undocumented. TIRE-TO-BODYWORK CONTACT — front tires intermittently rub the inside of the wheel wells during normal driving and steering, causing visible damage to the plastic mud guards. Tire-to-bodywork contact creates risk of sidewall failure, sudden air loss, and loss of vehicle control. FRONT RIGHT SUSPENSION CREAK — loud, persistent creak from the front right suspension during low-speed driving and steering inputs. Present at service drop-off, never addressed. Consistent with a worn, loose, or improperly installed suspension component. I escalated to Parks GMC management and GMC Customer Assistance. Parks has not provided a written repair plan, no decision-maker has contacted me, and the only response has been "looking into it." GMC Customer Assistance declined to assign a District Service Manager. I am filing to document these suspension and tire safety conditions in the federal database against this VIN and to request NHTSA evaluation of whether further action is warranted. INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6)

2026 GMC Sierra 1500 AT4X with 3898 miles. Driving 71mph on state highway on flat grade road. Lost power and vehicle shut down after pulling off the road. No previous lights or warning signs prior to power loss. Vehicle would not start afterwards. OnStar Diagnostics sent ECM Engine and Transmission System code P0016. Had vehicle towed 100miles to GM dealership. Upon inspection of vehicle, the Service Department contacted me the following day and said the the vehicle needed an entire engine replacement according to GM cooperate. I asked if it had anything to do with the 6.2L V8 L87 engine problems from previous recall years of 2021-2024. Service tech stated yes it was more than likely the same issue. Very unhappy with my new GM vehicle purchase. Will have to have a full engine replacement BEFORE my first oil change!

I was driving on interstate 95 at approximately 70 to 75 mph when I lost all power and compromise steering with tractor trailer behind me God willing I was able to pull over to the shoulder. My safety was compromised and I lost all faith in Gmc. My vehicle has been out of service for 27 days at this point while waiting for an engine replacement with no ETA on service. According to Pennsylvania lemon law after 30 days a lemon law claim can be submitted

The contact owns a 2026 GMC Sierra 1500. The contact stated that while driving at an undisclosed speed, there was an abnormally loud and rough knocking sound coming from the engine block. The oil pressure decreased to zero, and the engine seized. There was no warning light illuminated before or after the failure. The vehicle was towed to a dealer, where it was diagnosed with a blown engine. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 5,018.