Beretta V6-173 2.8L (1989)
handle will drop down, making It difficult to reposition and close the door properly.
Most Corsicas and Berettas are not experiencing this problem. In fact, because the condition is primarily a corrosion problem, very few vehicles outside
New England and the Great Lakes States are likely to experience a broken hinge. Nevertheless, we are taking action for all Corsica and Beretta owners.
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We are providing owners with special coverage for this hinge condition. In the event of any door hinge failure, all door hinges will be replaced at no
charge to the owner. This coverage will be in effect for 10 years and unlimited mileage from the date the vehicle was originally placed in service
regardless of ownership.
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If you have already paid for some or all of the cost to have a broken door hinge replaced, you may contact your Chevrolet dealer to seek
reimbursement (except for residents of Connecticut and Virginia). Connecticut and Virginia residents must write to Chevrolet Motor Division,
Customer Assistance Center, P.O. Box 7047, Troy, MI 48007-7047, for reimbursement. In either situation, please provide your original paid receipts
or invoices verifying the repair, the amount charged, proof of your payment and date of payment of those charges. This information must be provided
by December 31, 1992 (this time limitation for presenting the receipt may be longer depending upon the law in your state).
If your car ever has a broken door hinge, we suggest that you fully close the door, lock it, and take advantage of this coverage as soon as you can.
We are sorry if this condition causes you any inconvenience. By taking this action, however, we hope to show that we value having you as a Chevrolet
customer.
