It has a supercharged V8 making roughly 600 horsepower.
GM has taken the necessary steps to fix the problem.
GM received an abundance of warranty claims over the allegedly defective sensor.
Affected vehicles could catch fire as a result of corrosion of the window switch control module on the driver’s door.
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