Problems with 2011 Buick LaCrosse EQUIPMENT

2011 buick lacrosse. consumer writes in regards to vehicle integrated flip key system. *smd the consumer stated he noticed a problem while driving his mother's vehicle. in order to activate the ignition, the driver must extend the buick integrated flip key. after the flip key was inserted into the ignition, the driver must turn the buick integrated flip key device to start the vehicle. during the process, the driver often inadvertently placed pressure with his or her thumb or index finger on the trunk latch disengagement switch. the switch disengaged the trunk security latch. however, the trunk did not open, to the point where it was noticeable to the driver or passengers. however, while stopping, the un-latched trunk inevitably opened.

Moonroof front glass of my 2011 buick lacrosse exploded outward while traveling 60 mph on interstate. sounded like a gun going off. climate control was on "auto". *tr

2011 buick lacrosse. consumer states problems with keyless push button start feature system *tgw the consumer stated the manual described the method to move the transmission lever from park to neutral without starting the engine, for the purpose of towing the vehicle or moving it without starting the engine if the battery was dead or the engine will not start for any other reason. the manual stated to set the parking brake which can not be done if the battery is dead because the parking brake is electrically operated. the consumer stated everything stated in the manual, can not be performed in reality. the consumer stated it seemed as though insufficient testing was done on the feature. *jb

Tl* the contact owns a 2011 buick lacrosse. the contact stated that after exiting his vehicle and coming back a few moments later, he noticed that the trunk was open. the contact believed the trunk released on the remote key was very sensitive and released the trunk while he was away. the manufacturer was contacted and they advised him that they would look into the matter. also, the vehicle was taken to the dealer and they advised him that they would order two new remotes. the failure mileage was approximately 50. the current mileage was approximately 20,000....updated 01/04/13 *bf the dealer replaced both remotes. however, they stated the remotes would probably continue to exhibit the exact same problem, as the new remotes, as they are identical to the old ones.