[LS1Steve]

I imagine there are plenty of people with the lovely V3 interior trim pieces popping up.

Who has had success getting a dealer to replace under warranty?

If not, anyone try removing them, perhaps trimming them a bit to fit better, re-applying adhesive, and putting them back on? As opposed to buying a whole new set for $1K?

Def a top three most annoying thing for me about this expensive car.

 

[pfram]

I hear you on that's pretty annoying! I have had my driver's side cf trim around the door handle separate as well. I fixed it with some epoxy and clamps, reinstalled and has been fine since for about a year or so now. Give it a go. It was pretty easy and way cheaper.

 

[djdonte]

I had all my CF trim inside replaced under warranty. It took a while for the parts to come. If I was out of warranty I think all the trim but maybe one could have been attached again with glue or 3m tape. I've also seem used trim parts on ebay.

 

[LS1Steve]

Ended up checking with the dealer, and they are going to replace the lifting pieces under warranty. I hope they let me keep the rest of them in case they pop up later.

 

[gsrking]

if your car is still under warranty definitely have them inspected and/or replaced. it’s pretty common on the V3 is what the service writer told me when he pointed mine out. i hadn’t even noticed in my 2019. they just have to order the parts. if you missed that chance you can just order the parts from a gm parts seller online. i have a few parts numbers i can share if anyone needs them.

 

[Rboughne1]

ALWAYS put a front window sunshade in this car if parking it outside in hot weather. If you have the luxury package with the rear window screen and rear side window screens, put them up. Close the shade on the sunroof.

The heat of the summer sun cracked my CUE display bc the dealer didn't put the sunshade in when doing a warranty repair. Ambient was 100*. ONE. SINGLE. DAY.

 

[LS1Steve]

Dealer replaced the lifting pieces, looks good as new.