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I purchased a 2012 Chevy Impala LTZ in July 2012. It was used with only had 11,000 miles. Very nice looking car.. But after having it for a short time when I turned on the air conditioning a "funky nausiating odor" came out the vents. I called and took it in to the dealership, Uftring Chevy in Washington IL and they told me they could not find anything but that they put a deodorizer on it and let it run and should be okay. After a few days.. the deodorizer faded and the same "funky nauseating order" returned! I called and took it back in and well this time they told me they found a "bacterial fungus" growing in the evaporator core so they were going to replace it and had to keep it overnight until they could get one. They replaced it with the new one and said they sprayed it with an "anti-fungal spray" to further prevent the growing of fungus! Well.. a few months pass and time to use the heat... and guess what!!!! YEP!!! The horrible "funky nauseating order" is now coming out of the vents again!!!! Back to the dealership.. now they tell me that have to replace the heater core! I am a little frustrated with this Chevy/GM product!!!!! I had no troubles with my Mitshubishi Lancer, i traded in... guess I should have kept it!!! But have always had GM vehicles up until my husband passed away and had to downsize! Now I was ready to go back to the GM vehicle and all I have had is headaches!!!! I just want a good car, especially for the $$$$ spent on it! I sure hope something can be done to make this right because right now I am not a FAN of Chevy and so far I have not gotten sick from the smell.. sure hope my lungs are holding up!!!!


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