ALERT: GM halts deliveries of certain 2012-13 vehicles to fix software glitch

BREAKING NEWS ALERT September 7, 2012

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GM halts deliveries of certain 2012-13 vehicles to fix software glitch Mike Colias GM has stopped the sale of several of its most popular 2013 vehicles because of a software glitch that affects their OnStar communication systems. A software problem prevents OnStar's crash notification system from sending an alert to the OnStar call center in accidents that do not trigger an airbag deployment, such as a rear-end collision. GM is working to fix the problem on 60,000 vehicles on dealer lots.  story    The stop-delivery order comes at a bad time for dealers eager to sell the new Cadillac ATS, which was heavily promoted during the summer Olympics. ATS shipments began arriving at dealers this week. Follow Automotive News

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