My story isn't unique. Like so many others, I've been ignored by GM and Buick after investing my hard-earned money in their cars. My car has sat idle in a dealership for half a year, costing me nearly $40,000 in lost wages, and an additional $15,000 in expenses. All because they can't get the necessary part to honor their warranty.

This is a corporate negligence of massive proportions. The availability of spare parts is a critical element of after-sales service, which manufacturers like GM and Buick are obliged to provide. The failure of GM and Buick to honor warranty repairs due to unavailability of parts affects not only individual vehicle owners but also dealerships and repair shops who bear the brunt of customer dissatisfaction.

According to the Federal Trade Commission, failing to honor warranty repairs violates consumer protection laws. This is not just about me or my car. It's a question of justice for thousands of consumers who are treated unfairly by these automotive giants.

And so, we must stand together. It's time GM and Buick are held accountable. Demand they honor their warranty repairs and assure the availability of spare parts for the vehicles they sell. It's time for action. Please, sign this petition and make your voice heard. Together, we can bring about change.