General Motors Automotive Recall

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Posted: 8:26 PM Mar 14, 2008
Last Updated: 8:26 PM Mar 14, 2008
Reporter: WSAZ News Channel 3
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DETROIT, Mich (NBC) - General Motors has recalled more than 200,000 cars because of oil leaks. That can cause fires.

The recall affects 1997-2003 Buick Regal GS and Pontiac Grand Prix GPD Models.

Oil can leak onto the exhaust manifold if a driver hits the brakes hard.

GM says the cars are safe to drive, but drivers should avoid parking them in garages or carports.

GM will notify owners when parts to fix the problem are available.

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Posted by: Tammy on Mar 15, 2008 at 01:29 PM
Sheesh, its been 2 yrs since my car has caught on fire, would have thought they would have done something before now, however, When I contacted them about my 97 gtp supercharge I was told my car isnt on the recall even thought it matches the decription of the recall cars. the cause of fire is just as they said. they guy just blowed me off and said have I answered all your questions today..... I think something really should have been done when this first happend.

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