One easy one that the dealer will likely do as well, is put the seats through their full range of motion. All the way and back, backrest all the way forward and back etc etc etc. Sometimes the leather and plastic and other parts can get "sticky" if left in the same position too long. ...causing a squeak. Try putting your hand down between the seat bottom and the seat back... you'll understand. Anyway, changed seat positions, and sprayed some lube on the contact points and it was fine. I'll have the dealer look at it when I take it in for the free oil.

 

thx buddy.will do that as well.

Thx for everyone who who chimed in to help.totally appreciate it guys

 

So bteljuice did you or your dealer find where the problem was? I am having the same problem when it is cold and my car is only 2 years old