2006 Chevrolet Equinox fuel system problems

Dt: the contact stated approximately one week after purchasing the vehicle she smelled gasoline. When she called the dealership, they advised her not drive the vehicle because the fumes could ignite. They gave her the number for chevrolet to arrange to have the vehicle towed, but she could not contact anyone. She drove the vehicle to the dealership, and they stated the fuel line and fuel canister needed to be replaced. The parts have been redesigned and were on order.

My 2006 equinox initially began having start up issues where the starter would crank and the engine would idle roughly and then die. It would take several attempts to start. Then I figured out if I gave it gas when I started it up it would have a better chance of starting. Sometimes it worked. Then the issue went away for a while and came back with a new issue. The new issue is sometimes the car wouldn't start at all. The starter would click but would not start.