Cadillac CUE Class Action Lawsuit Allowed To Proceed
This class-action suit is open to certain owners of 2013-2017 Cadillac vehicles.
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This class-action suit is open to certain owners of 2013-2017 Cadillac vehicles.
Expect to see it first in the all-electric Cadillac Lyriq crossover.
The screens are allegedly prone to cracking, bubbling and other lamination-related defects.
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GM’s built-in SMS reading and replying feature has been replaced outright by Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Early adoption, early gremlins.
The data will cover real time traffic updates.
It all comes out to a minimum of roughly $20 a month.
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For those curious about how it’s done.
Thanks to a new app called GM Dev Client.
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With some quick clicking, we spied the crossover’s interior.
The issues stem from the exploited OnStar trouble.
Coming soon to a 2016 Cadillac near you.
For those times that CUE runs away.