After an initial inspection in 2100 resulted in a separate control, General Motors announced a new download includes 154,112 units in 2011 model year, Cruz - almost all models built for North America since production began in the summer of 2010.
The reason for this action is related to the management and demand that GM wants to ensure that the shaft is installed. The company said that two connected points, but added that it applies to a store to look at another issue that could affect about 120,000 vehicles with automatic transmission. In this case GM wants to make sure that the connection with the transmission shifts properly installed.
GM said in a statement that "very few" notes from the models have a problem and has made changes in the quality process to ensure no mistakes. According to GM spokesman, discovered the problem with the steering shaft when a customer lost control of the car park management, without participating in any kind of accident. Regarding the automatic transmission problem car claims to have discovered when customers bring in their cars under warranty.
The company added that no accidents or injuries related to recall Cruz was reported. Built in the Lord, Ohio, for the American and Canadian market, a compact sedan, GM's best selling car in April.
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