Goodinblack
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As of last night I got an email from the GM rep Louis that stated upon review if the pics the case would be Reopened and that a customer service Rep ( district specialist ) would be in touch. Today I received a vm that Gm got the pics and would like my side if the story but that it would not result in the change if the resolution. Wow, what good would telling my side be if there is not going to be a better fix than the horrible job they provided me with in the first place. BBB has been contacted. Stay away from Pointe GMC.
That alone would not stray me away fron buying another gm. I just wouldnt use that dealer anymore (and possibly burn the joint down). It boils dowb to dealer..long story short i lost a 96impalass cause they would not warrentee the trans..warranteed it to the guy i sold it to though...so food for thought.. That dealler hasnt got 20bucks out of me sence that day.. Same dealler that laughed at me when i asked to drive a test drive a camaro ss. They didnt know i was going to pay cash..lost sale f em.
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I think a lot depends on the dealership. Many people have cracked dashboards and have had them replaced for free after the warranty expired (me being one of them), while some have to pay a deductible (at minimum).
So, first of all, sorry about your situation. That kind of stinks and it certainly seems like it is a dealership problem. Some are good, some are not. It's unfortunate but true. Now for my partial hijack:
Here's a stupid question regarding this. I actually just purchased a 2007 and it's GMC Certified. My dash has a crack in it as well as a prior repair to it that's quite significant actually, although pretty well done. Can I ask for the entire thing to be replaced since I have a warranty? What are you talking about in your quote actually? Is this a common problem/TSB or something that they are aware of?
Thanks
So, first of all, sorry about your situation. That kind of stinks and it certainly seems like it is a dealership problem. Some are good, some are not. It's unfortunate but true. Now for my partial hijack:
Here's a stupid question regarding this. I actually just purchased a 2007 and it's GMC Certified. My dash has a crack in it as well as a prior repair to it that's quite significant actually, although pretty well done. Can I ask for the entire thing to be replaced since I have a warranty? What are you talking about in your quote actually? Is this a common problem/TSB or something that they are aware of?
Thanks