To start with a little background, I'm a single mother of three and have taken my 2012 Chevrolet Traverse to Gregg Young. Over the past two years at Greg Young...between my extended warranty company and out of pocket expenses they've been paid more than $9700 probably closer to $10,000.00. The most recent was timing chains replacement, intake and exhaust actuators in both banks, the upper motor mount that bolts to the front cover, and an oil change done in January-February 2024. The oil pan gasket was being repaired at the same time because it was under warranty through Greg Young because the last time they had repaired it the repairs had failed (this was the fourth time). When I brought the vehicle in, it was hesitating to accelerate, making noises, and throwing a P0011 code. I've done regular oil changes and maintenance on it as it was a requirement of my warranty company. $4000 later I get the vehicle back, had completed an oil change because it was due for one at that time of repair and I reset the oil life calculator while still in their service center bay. I received the vehicle back the beginning of February. Fast forward to April, mind you I only take the vehicle to take my daughter to and from school and on errands occasionally. It starts jumping during acceleration ever so slightly, so my dad who's a master mechanic checks it, and the service engine soon light comes on. The code is the same P0011. It starts hesitating to accelerate. It's going through fuel like crazy but the oil levels are remaining the same and there's still 12% oil left on the computer. There's no leaks. I called to get it in right away (the timing chain repair should obviously still be under warranty.) I was told it would be almost a week and a half before they could fit me in. I stressed the importance of needing to have it looked at. I was told it was the soonest available. I scheduled for 4/30/24 in the morning but called three times over the course of the week trying to get it in earlier. The 30th comes around and I take it in. I don't so much get home in the loaner vehicle which is a 30 minute drive and get a phone call there's no oil on the dipstick and they need to do an oil change. I tell them that's not possible or something is wrong because I just checked it the night before and it was fine and there was 12 percent oil life left on the oil in it. I hear nothing the rest of the day. Then get a phone call the next morning saying the bottom half of the engine fell out while it was there due to it having no oil and that the "code that the computer was presenting is not the parts that were failing." Mind you I never had a check engine oil light because there was oil in it...now they want me to pay $5000 for a new engine or I'm out of a vehicle. Do NOT have your repairs done here as you'll get shoddy work, mechanics that don't stand behind their repairs, service advisors that are complicit in trying to cover up shoddy work, and you'll end up screwed and they'll just keep trying to bleed money out of you. read more