No real problem here, only thing I did notice, I was having issues with sound quality of rear speakers and the rear subwoofer, (I thought), anyway, I heard a tune i really like one day, soo I cranked it up and it sounded great. After I turned it back to normal, the sound quality has been much better. I have the Pioneer 260-watt premium amplified speaker system includes seven speakers, tweeters and rear subwoofer, with 6 disc changer, XM Satelite Radio. Now I'm really totally happy with the sound from my factory system. Maybe turning it up broke it in? Have had it since Feb 11th and have over 6,200 miles of trouble free driving so far.

 

Actually it's seven speakers total not seven speakers, tweeters, and a subwoofer. You have four speakers in your doors, two tweeters in the A-pillars, and a subwoofer in the rear hatch for a total of seven.

 

No new problems here, just the "pop" sometimes. That will be taken care of when I get my hood fixed.

 

I cut and pasted the description from the Chevrolet.com build page. It is exactly how they worded it. sorta misleading , huh?

 

Definitely.

 

Well just took in my car for some audio problems with the popping and some other wierd noises. Took it in today and they said that they are going to keep it for the next couple of days, Had to take the radio out of the car and send it to get repaired. The sales rep said that they wanted to get it fixed so i do not have to keep coming back. I hope that it does not take to long, they gave me a rental car (free of charge witch is nice) but still it feels wierd really want my car back where everything is nice and comfortable.