While the vehicle was parked, the rear passenger glass exploded. The temperature was not hot outside, 68 degrees. There was no one in the vehicle at the time. The consumers wife heard a sound like a water balloon had just been popped. The consumer stated nothing hit the vehicle. The vehicle was parked in the consumers drive way.
2004 GMC Envoy Xuv visibility complaints
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On 3 separate occasions sun roof stuck in an open position. Dealership replaced the sun roof motor. This provided a temporary solution. Also, at 6,000 miles, severe and uncontrollable vibration occurred in the entire body of the vehicle when the rear windows were opened. Vibration occurred when the vehicle's speed exceeded 55 MPH. Dealership representative indicated after test driving the vehicle that the vibration was normal, and only one rear window should be opened at a time. Consumer felt the vibration was caused by a design flaw in the rear windows.
While traveling on interstate 90 at 75 miles per hour, the rear tailgate glass implode into the passenger compartment for no apparent reason. Nothing had come in contact with the rear glass, nor where there any other vehicles in the area at the time to have caused this the glass was sprayed all around in the pack compartment of the vehicle.
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