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2009 & 2010 Cadillac Escalade ESV – loss of engine power and Stalling!

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To many consumers who purchased or leased a 2009 or 2010 Cadillac Escalade this may be a story too familiar! Sudden loss of engine power warnings followed by other warning lights illuminating in the instrument cluster which ultimately leads to the vehicle stalling. This poses a really serious danger to the occupants of the vehicle depending on where they become stranded. Repeated repairs for the same defect and non-conformity lead to frustration as dealerships are not too interested in resolving the issue, as in many instances they simply don’t know what the underlying cause is.

Well, there is help! Contact a California “Lemon Law” attorney for assistance. You can either visit www.attorneyforcalifornialemonlaw.com or call 866-668-9158 for a free case evaluation and to have all your questions answered.

We are here to help 24/7. We’ll fight for you and make sure you get the just compensation you deserve.

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1 Response to "2009 & 2010 Cadillac Escalade ESV – loss of engine power and Stalling!"

  • Bashlor says:
    August 7, 2011 at 2:00 pm

    We purchased a 2007 escalade from Parkway Motors less than one year ago. In the 9 months that we have had it it’s been in the repair shop 4 times all for the same reason as listed above. Twice leaving our family stranded and once happening in the middle of a busy intersection, while I had my newborn twins and two little boys with me. The car just completely shuts down no brakes, no powering steering, nothing! I am beyond terrified to drive it. We went back to the dealership but they do not want to help us. However, they said they’ve fixed it, but have said that every time and it is still happening. It is still under warranty until 2013, but they told us we don’t qualify for the lemon law. We are starting to make phone calls to attorney’s to help. Do you have any advice? PLEASE HELP!!!

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