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How long are people waiting for a 6.2 engine replacement?

4-6 weeks is basically legally a Lemon in Colorado. If an OEM exceeds 24 days of out of service, less than 2 years old and under 24k miles for a repair, consumers can proceed to lemon the vehicle and be reimbursed for some fraction of the purchase based on duration of ownership and mileage.

I'll find out today hopefully what I'm looking at. Definitely feels like a really unfortunate situation but certainly wont be a returning customer if this is the response I receive to wait with no option for a loaner or a rental beyond $41/day maximum of 10 days. For a vehicle that was > $80k brand new this just sucks

UPDATE: New motor is needed on our Yukon. Complete internal failure. ETA is estimated as infinite and no motor date is known
 

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It's 30 days here in Texas. I'm in a rental but the term used in the Texas Lemon Law says "a comparable loaner vehicle." I use my truck to tow a 22.5' Cobalt boat.....I cannot tow my boat with the 2024 Buick Encore I was put in......
 

They called back today - Motor is blown total internal failure - ETA on new motor is infinite and no plans to receive a unit
 

My 23’ Yukon died on the freeway on Friday on the way to a vacation event. Dropped $1200 on tickets (lost cause) no reimbursement.

Yukon was towed to the dealership and am awaiting their “diagnostics” tomorrow to see what the problem was. It revved high 5k and then had no umph and shifted itself into neutral. I got over to the shoulder on I25 (75mph speed limit).

I am certain it’s another bad motor but we will see. Fingers crossed if it is this is only a few weeks of waiting. They said a loaner was 6-12 weeks away
I'm in the exact same boat with a 2023 AT4X AEV....SUX!!!
 

It's 30 days here in Texas. I'm in a rental but the term used in the Texas Lemon Law says "a comparable loaner vehicle." I use my truck to tow a 22.5' Cobalt boat.....I cannot tow my boat with the 2024 Buick Encore I was put in......
But I really want pictures of you trying to!
 

Again... this engine attrition rate is mind blowing. I feel for all you folks out there going through this. And I'm hoping I never have to deal with it.
 

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