Faults:

Transmission slams into gear when shifting.$2500. Rack was going out on the steering $2500. Replaced Two motor mounts $800. air condition compressor

$2000. Window molding around rear window $800.Trunk/fuel buttons on dash replaced twice $140.Transmission module replaced $340. Water pump $500.Remote door openers never work will when close to car. Car seem to always run hot.

General Comments:

This car always drove very nice, but much to expensive to repair. I think GM should never released this car until it was tested better. I don't think any one should buy one of these no matter the price.

Faults:

Seat Belt problems (warranty)

Master Cylinder leak at 49,000.

Cracked Engine mounts, new engine at 57,000M.

Wiring harness, coolant leaks at 55,000.

Cruise control problems at 60,000.

Various fuel pumps 60,000 - 80,000.

Missing/surging problems 60,000 - to date (still not fixed)

Fuel injector problems 82,000.

Engine Mount broken and Transmission replaced 84,000.

Rack and pinion bindings replaced 109,000.

Radiator replaced 121,000.

Fuel Leak - 143,000 (GM says is not under recall)

General Comments:

This has been the single most disappointing car I have ever owned. Have spent over $5,000 to date on this lemon. Now GM tells me that my car, which has the fuel leak (as noted per NHTSA Recall #04V110000), is not covered in the recall.

The original draft recall issued in March 2004 included the 1995 Auroras. Then, when the "final" recall was issued in June 2004, the 1995 year was excluded. GM will not explain the reason for this. Basically 1995 owners are driving potentially flaming fireballs that will cost over $700 to fix.

Has anyone else run into the recall problem?

Faults:

My car back fired on me twice already.

I've needed new spark plugs and wires.

Tune up.

Rear shocks.

Air conditioning compressor.

General Comments:

I just bought this car about 2 months ago. So far its been a disaster! It's a gorgeous car though, with beautiful leather interior, power everything and heated seats.

Luckily the dealership, with some convincing, helped pay for the problems that I have so far encountered. Even at that it was expensive to fix though.

Now the problem with my car is that it has a hard time starting. Any suggestions would be great. I thought the tune-up would have solved it, but it seemed to have gotten worse. I've even put additives to my gasoline, but so far it has done nothing to help start my car.