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<blockquote data-quote="ricklack" data-source="post: 29424" data-attributes="member: 2162">Regarding paying for Onstar while not being able to use it, I would think a rebate or service extension would be obtainable. I had a Sirius radio and had a bad antenna - it was not built into the car. I called Sirius after a few months and they sent me a new antenna and gave me 3 free months for my trouble. I never asked for that, it was offered freely. More recently, the SDCARD went bad when my 22 nox was about 6 months old. Dealer didn't listen to me and took longer to realize it was just the card (easiest thing to try) and not a software thing. I was going on a trip and needed Nav so ordered data for the car as the built in Nav didn't work. Side note- using the car data for Android Auto was not the most reliable. When the dealer later FINALLY got me a new SDCARD, I wrote a reply to the email asking me how my service was, expressing my displeasure. The service manager gave me a credit for the money I spent on car data (I didn't ask for that either), and also said he was using my email as a training tool to show advisors and techs to listen to what customers tell them, and follow proper repair procedures. So you can get some accommodation from these folks.&nbsp; Good luck</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ricklack, post: 29424, member: 2162"] Regarding paying for Onstar while not being able to use it, I would think a rebate or service extension would be obtainable. I had a Sirius radio and had a bad antenna - it was not built into the car. I called Sirius after a few months and they sent me a new antenna and gave me 3 free months for my trouble. I never asked for that, it was offered freely. More recently, the SDCARD went bad when my 22 nox was about 6 months old. Dealer didn't listen to me and took longer to realize it was just the card (easiest thing to try) and not a software thing. I was going on a trip and needed Nav so ordered data for the car as the built in Nav didn't work. Side note- using the car data for Android Auto was not the most reliable. When the dealer later FINALLY got me a new SDCARD, I wrote a reply to the email asking me how my service was, expressing my displeasure. The service manager gave me a credit for the money I spent on car data (I didn't ask for that either), and also said he was using my email as a training tool to show advisors and techs to listen to what customers tell them, and follow proper repair procedures. So you can get some accommodation from these folks. Good luck [/QUOTE]

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