2018 Spark is dead each morning

Asked by Pyrochick Sep 19, 2019 at 07:58 PM about the 2018 Chevrolet Spark 2LT FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Bought a 2018 Spark in Nov. 2018. Worst decision of my
life. This thing is a piece of shit!!! No way it is going to last
the life of the loan. I'm ready to throw in the towel and
screw up my credit. In addition to other problems(putting
air in tires every day, paint peeling/chipping already and
absolutely no driving power when needed) now the thing
wont start in the morning! Have to keep jumping it. Stays
started all day but this is a HUGE pain in the butt! I'm paying
$350 every month for a piece of crap! I will NEVER buy
anything chevy again. Winter is coming up and I need a
reliable car not this thing. Any ideas? Dealer claims nothing
is wrong with the battery or alternator. Seems like A/C is
pulling on the alternator too much and nothing is able to
charge it back up.

3 Answers

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I would try another Chevy dealer to see if they can correct the issue or contact GM customer service. The worst case is you trade it in on something else much cheaper so your credit doesn't get dinged.

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probably a lemon spark i'd contact a lemon lawyer or trade it in on a nice newer japanese car you cant go wrong with a low mileage honda or toyota.

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