@chrisboyd01: A newly filed class-action lawsuit in Texas claims that General Motors’ keyless entry systems on full-size 2010–2025 GMC, Chevrolet, and Cadillac trucks and SUVs are alarmingly easy to steal. The complaint—stemming from the theft of a 2016 GMC Sierra—alleges that inexpensive signal-cloning devices can intercept and replicate key fob signals (often from inside a home), enabling thieves to unlock and start vehicles in under a minute without any signs of forced entry. The lawsuit also points to vulnerabilities like unprotected OBD‑II ports, which can be used to program new key fobs. Plaintiffs argue that GM has been aware of these flaws yet has failed to address them—issuing no recalls or firmware updates—leaving owners exposed to theft, insurance costs, and emotional stress. The alleged class covers popular models such as the Sierra, Silverado, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon (XL), and Escalade. ##gm##chevy##truck##silverado##gmc

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