Many cars from the same auto manufacturing companies experience identical failures before and after warranties expire. When there is overwhelming evidence that this defect is inherent, a recall should be issued to protect the consumer. We have purchased these vehicles with trust that whichever auto manufacturer built our car, they will stand behind that product,  should it price faulty at any point through a manufacturing defect. Currently, I am experiencing such a situation and feel it’s my duty as a consumer to try and help others in the same situation. All we can do as individuals is try to nudge these corporations to do the right thing. 

My complaint is against Chevrolet.  The Camaro seems to experience a failure in the wiring attached to the faceplate. It causes the radio to fail, the directional blinkers to stop making sounds, the a c blower to blow intermittently... I have read many complaints of the same nature for Chevy Camaros   manufactured between 2002-2016.....

All the complaints are identical, the concern for these electrical issues shared, and the exorbitant cost to repair at an authorized Chevrolet dealership beyond reasonable. 

Many of the Camaro owner’s experiencing this common defect issue have requested a recall from Chevy but Chevy has yet to recognize and take action on this matter. 

We consumers need to one consolidate our efforts and let the auto manufacturers know we expect, urge, and demand that they take accountability for design flaws in their products and protect rather than exploit their customers.