Customer Information  
					439  
					Customer Care Centre  
					or average speed. These modules may retain  
					personal preferences, such as radio presets,  
					seat positions, and temperature settings.  
					and notify General Motors of Canada  
					Company. Call Transport Canada at  
					1-800-333-0510; go to:  
					General Motors of Canada Company  
					500 Wentworth Street W  
					Oshawa, ON L1J 0C5  
					
					
					or write to:  
					Cybersecurity  
					GM collects information about the use of  
					your vehicle including operational and safety  
					related information. We collect this  
					In Mexico, call 800-466-0811 or  
					800-508-0000.  
					In other Central America and Caribbean  
					Countries, call 52-555-901-2369.  
					Transport Canada  
					information to provide, evaluate, improve,  
					and troubleshoot our products and services  
					and to develop new products and services.  
					The protection of vehicle electronics systems  
					and customer data from unauthorized  
					outside electronic access or control is  
					important to GM. GM maintains appropriate  
					security standards, practices, guidelines and  
					controls aimed at defending the vehicle and  
					the vehicle service ecosystem against  
					unauthorized electronic access, detecting  
					possible malicious activity in related  
					Motor Vehicle Safety Directorate  
					Defect Investigations and Recalls  
					Division  
					80 Noel Street  
					Gatineau, QC J8Z 0A1  
					Vehicle Data Recording and  
					Privacy  
					The vehicle has a number of computers that  
					record information about the vehicle’s  
					performance and how it is driven or used.  
					For example, the vehicle uses computer  
					modules to monitor and control engine and  
					transmission performance, to monitor the  
					conditions for airbag deployment and  
					deploy them in a crash, and, if equipped, to  
					provide antilock braking to help the driver  
					control the vehicle. These modules may  
					store data to help the dealer technician  
					service the vehicle or to help GM improve  
					safety or features. Some modules may also  
					store data about how the vehicle is  
					Reporting Safety Defects to  
					General Motors  
					In addition to notifying NHTSA (or Transport  
					Canada) in a situation like this, notify  
					General Motors.  
					networks, and responding to suspected  
					cybersecurity incidents in a timely,  
					In the U.S., call 1-800-222-1020, or write:  
					coordinated and effective manner. Security  
					incidents could impact your safety or  
					compromise your private data. To minimize  
					security risks, please do not connect your  
					vehicle electronic systems to unauthorized  
					devices or connect your vehicle to any  
					unknown or untrusted networks (such as  
					Bluetooth, WIFI or similar technology). In  
					Chevrolet Motor Division  
					Chevrolet Customer Assistance Center  
					P.O. Box 33170  
					Detroit, MI 48232-5170  
					operated, such as rate of fuel consumption  
					In Canada, call 1-800-263-3777 (English) or  
					1-800-263-7854 (French), or write: