2023 GMC SIERRA 1500 Complaints
View complaints related to 2023 GMC SIERRA 1500. The complaints found here are submitted by actual consumers with first hand experience. There are more than 440 complaints submitted for the 2023 GMC SIERRA 1500. You can submit your own complaint to the NHTSA or call the Hotline, Monday-Friday 8am to 8pm at (888) 327-4236, TTY: (800) 424-9153.
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2023 GMC SIERRA 1500- Fort Worth, TX
Windshields are not standard made and chip/crack easily. I’ve had 3 chips occur. Please check quality and thickness.
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2023 GMC SIERRA 1500- Cantonment , FL
We were lied to by Sandy Sansing Chevrolet in Pensacola Florida. We bought a 2023 GMC 1500 SLT 6.2 liter engine (L87 V8 gas powered engine. We were told that there was nothing wrong with it and it was a previous owner that owned it. When in fact it was sold at auction! There were no problems or issues when in fact they new about serious issues and problems. GMC was able to listen to my issue and recall. And offered no solutions. I have grandchildren and my wife and I are Veterans. I’m [XXX] and my wife and I were both beside ourselves and scared of being in a accident every time we get in. We are both petrified while driving. My local GMC dealership has no remedy! We’re stuck with a truck that and who knows how long it takes for a NEW ENGINE! I cannot finish buying a Travel Trailer and see the country like we had planned! Can somebody please call me as soon as possible please. Thank you, [XXX] . INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6)
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2023 GMC SIERRA 1500- GRAND FORKS, ND
Engine failure at highway speed. My wife and I were driving approximately 65 miles per hour when suddenly my vehicle engine RPMs shot up but I lost all engine power and the truck became inoperable. Stranded out of state. No loaner or safe alternative transportation offered. No repair timeline provided. GM Case #: 9-15084178121. GM Customer Care provided no help whatsoever.
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2023 GMC SIERRA 1500- Edmond, OK
Truck lost all power while towing a trailer driving on the highway. Got it over to the side of highway and lost all power and wouldn't start after parking. Dealership jad truck for over 6 weeks and replaced the motor and would not reset the milage due to manufacturer not allowing it. Since then my rods have a knocking noise occuring while vehicle is running and doesn't sound normal. Rubs rough since the engine replacement.
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2023 GMC SIERRA 1500- El paso, TX
Driving on hwy at 60 mph on regular day going home and trucks all off sudden started rattling and engine knocking very loud , engine started crashing loosing power , has to merge to side of road and call tow truck
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2023 GMC SIERRA 1500- San Antonio, TX
I just left the gas station from getting a beverage, I got onto the interstate and had gone roughly about 3 miles before setting super cruise a few minutes after that the interstate takes a turn to the left with an exit on the right. Slightly right as I was just getting into the turn my engine shutoff and or died making my truck uncontrollable causing me to drive off the interstate into some small trees between the exit and the interstate. I was not injured and no other vehicles were involved. My truck is currently at the insurances storage yard and they care claiming it to be totaled. I have contacted GM and filled a claim however they are saying they aren’t responsible because the insurance company has my truck. I feel like regardless of who has my vehicle the manufacturer should be responsible if the issue pertains to a specific recall that has already been issued 2 weeks after my accident. I have contacted several lawyers but since I wasn’t injured they aren’t interested in taking my case. My concern is I’m getting screwed over financially because my truck was only a year old and now my insurance is going to be crazy expensive when the manufacturer should be the one taking responsibility for this and not myself.
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2023 GMC SIERRA 1500- Eustis, FL
Gm has acknowledged there is a safety risk to continue driving my truck due to potential engine failure. I was prompted to take it to service to have the issue assesed which I did. The dealer said they would not inspect it because there is no resolution approved. I offered on 45/1/25 to pay them to check it out but they refused. This is dangerous and unacceptable, I hope you can help.
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2023 GMC SIERRA 1500- New Canaan, CT
First GMC had my car 6 weeks for a problem with the coolant control valve which failed making the truck underivable. They couldn't fix it due to not being able to get the part with a national backorder. After a few weeks having the truck back I started having erratic bucking and shifting problems and once again the engine light came on and then truck went into limp mode. Felt like the truck got stuck in one gear and was dangerous to drive. I felt unsafe operating it even to limp back to the dealer. The incident with transmission happened at high speed on interstate 95. Kinda scary. They have told me they can't fix my truck for a minimum of 6-8 weeks, but I was told that would be a miracle. So service told me probably be 10-12 weeks if they can't get the parts. If they can!
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2023 GMC SIERRA 1500- Minerva, OH
The 6.2 liter engine spun the #1 and #3 crankshaft bearings. This was confirmed by the selling dealership, Guess Motors, who performed the engine teardown. This complete engine failure was not foretold by any warnings whatsoever. I was able to drive vehicle to the dealership before it stopped running. The dealership has ordered a replacement entire engine from GM however no delivery date has been received and this occurred on 04-04-2025. On 04-24-2025 GM issued recall # N252494001 on this engine configuration.
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2023 GMC SIERRA 1500- Pilesgrove, NJ
While driving on the highway warning lights for ABS, Check Engine, traction control and towing disabled came on. Also, the truck was limited to a speed of 62 mph. When attempting to apply the brakes the peddle went to the floor and the truck was extremely hard to stop. Power brakes were gone and manual braking was the only way to stop. After pulling over and restarting the truck the power brakes came back. The truck was taken to the dealer and they claimed the truck needed some updates and was fixed. About four months later this same problem occurred again while coming to a stop causing the truck to miss a stop sign and enter an intersection. The same lights came on and the trucks speed was reduced. After restarting the truck the power brakes started working again and the truck was dropped off to the dealership. The dealer looked into the problems and said the truck needed computer updates but found no other problems. Driving this truck has become nerve racking not knowing if the brakes will stop working again.
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