Problems with 2004 Chevrolet Suburban 1500 VISIBILITY

While driving at approximately 65 mph on an interstate, the sun roof on my 2004 chevrolet suburban ripped off narrowly missing the car following us. the sun roof was closed at time of the incident. other than what sounded like an air leak, there was no warning or other indication of problems. the sun roof has rarely been opened since the car was purchased and definitely had not been opened in the past 2 years at least. *tr

2004 chevrolet suburban air conditioning intermittently blows hot air only on the driver's side using the dual zone ac control. gm has no idea how to fix this issue. while researching found thousands of chevy owner all with the same complaint and with no real fix. there seems to be some connection between the battery/loss of power and the climate control module being defective. *tr

While driving down the road, the rear window fell off of the vehicle. upon inspection, i noticed the hinges holding the window to the vehicle had broken. the rear window is hardly ever opened, so it cannot be due to overuse. if i had been driving on the highway it may have killed someone. instead i only have to replace my entire rear window. after researching this online, i found that this has happened to a lot of people, but that the maker of the vehicle denies that it is happening. *tr

Transmission slippage; driver side mirror defects; head lamps & loose steering column. biggest issue is transmission. while driving on highway at 70 mph, transmission began slipping without any prior warning. situation was extremely dangerous as it was night-time driving with little or no opportunity to get vehicle off the interstate. other family vehicles have had the same issue with the transmission going out without warning. also, the driver side mirror goes out gradually, as the liquid that defrosts the mirror goes bad and leaks into the mirror. this mirror has already been replaced once, at the cost of $400+. this mirror is also a hazard as the driver is unable to use the mirror to adequate lane and traffic maneuvering. the steering column always seems to be loose. nothing has been done, as of today's date, to correct the transmission issue as it is a costly repair. *tr

Back glass of the 2004 chevy suburban disengage from the vehicle. this is very dangerous it could come off while driving and strike another vehicle or worse it could fall on somebody causing serious injuries. *tr

Tl*the contact owns a 2004 chevrolet suburban 1500. the contact heard a noise coming from the vehicle. upon further inspection, she noticed that the rear passenger side window was cracking in a spider web pattern. she stated that the tint on the glass was webbing in a pattern. she then noticed that the glass was expanding as if something was in the vehicle and pushing the glass outward. the failure caused the glass to shatter. the contact called the dealer and they stated that they were unaware of any failure occurring on this year, make, and model vehicle. the contact is in the process of taking the vehicle to the glass shop for repair at the cost of $190. she is in the process of notifying the manufacturer. the contact was unsure if the failure was caused by the heat outside. the failure mileage was 89,000 and current mileage was 89,015.

I have a 2004 suburban with 60k miles. about 1 months ago, the rear window began making a whistling noise while driving. when i inspected it i found that the hinge was separating from the window. i have tried to go through gm with no avail. their answer is "it shouldn't have happened", but they are not going to do anything about it. *tr

The outside temp reader located in the rearview mirror has read 140 degrees for almost 2 years. repairs were attempted, but unsuccessful. i feel it is a safety issue during the winter... i travel with my 2 children over many dangerous mountain passes and the "ice" reading would be nice. *tr