GMC Acadia Shift to Park Lawsuit

If you are a GMC customer or driver of the 2017 to 2019 GMC Acadia, your car may be subject to a class action lawsuit for a gear shifter defect. According to reports, Acadia drivers have had trouble getting their cars into park, which can lead to serious safety concerns.

Like most all vehicles, the Acadia has to be in park in order to turn off the engine. This defect prevents drivers from shifting their vehicle to park, which can leave them stranded or cause the battery to drain quickly and die.

If you have experienced this problem, please contact an attorney to learn more about your rights. There is strength in numbers, and by banding together we may be able to get GMC to do the right thing.

Details on Acadia Shifter Problems

The class action suit alleges GMC has known about the issue for quite some time, but the automaker has been unable to identify an adequate fix for the “shift to park” message and these related problems.

As stated, this problem can be dangerous. Acadia drivers have reported the car cannot be turned off unless the vehicle recognizes it has been shifted to park. In some cases, these vehicles have been known to roll as if it was set in the neutral position.

As of late October 2022, GMC has not issued a recall for this GMC Acadia shifter defect.

Your Legal Options: GMC Acadia

If you have owned or leased a GMC Acadia between the years of 2017 and 2019 and have experienced issues with shift-to-park message problems, you could be eligible to be a part

of this class action lawsuit investigation.

However, you may be eligible for greater damages, repair, or full replacement of your vehicle under the lemon law. Contact our seasoned lemon law firm attorneys at Lemon Law Auto Fraud today for a free evaluation of your vehicle's repair history and your case against GMC.

Contact our GMC lemon law attorneys today for a free case evaluation and repair history review of your Acadia.