George B
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Yup, the work will go to the lowest bidder.
Mayflies.....
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Yup, the work will go to the lowest bidder.
I wish I could. That's the frustrating thing about it... I didn't put a deposit down and just order it, I bought it. As in I have the title in my name already. The dealer assured me it was already on it's way and wouldn't hold it for a deposit, they wanted it sold (end of month trying to hit some quota I'm sure).
Sent an e-mail to the VP of Customer Experience @ GM as well as the Regional Director or sales this afternoon since I hadn't heard anything from the dealer. See if they respond.
wjburken
Supporting Member
Until you take delivery of that vehicle, how can you have the title?
On paper I own it and it just hasn't been delivered. Paid taxes on the purchase. Registered with the DMV. Have plates for it. I'd never heard of actually buying a vehicle before delivery either but asking around it's not that uncommon it seems. Just usually they're actually really on the way, not sitting in a lot getting damaged somewhere with no explanation or communication.
nasty!
avalonandl
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Doesn't matter, they can void that sale and get another... push the dealr....take a nasty pill and go in there and become insistent....this is gm's problem....if the dealer stalls get a shyster lawyers name and bandy that about...last resort of course....
avalonandl
Full Access Member
You my friend may be lucky. Have them transfer that deposit to another vehicle....
Yeah. I may have to do that. Thing is I don't know if the dealer is full of shit and just making up excuses or not. the GM 800 number said the vehicle is just waiting on a truck to take it to the dealer and there was nothing about a hold status.
I have 4 emails out to GM higher ups, going to give them today to respond and then they start getting work phone calls tomorrow. If that doesn't get someone who can actually do something to respond then they'll get calls at home in the evening (the internet is a great and terrible thing). And if all else fails then Thursday I'll be in the dealership with my friends mom who happens to also be my lawyer demanding they "buy back" the vehicle and reimburse me for the sales tax and registration fees I already paid the DMV.
swathdiver
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Well, you have your first cool story to tell the kids about the truck. You might even get lucky and have some remnants to show off to them too!
Agreed, but at this point just going to wait and see what it looks like in person. Dealership already agreed to switch trucks if there is a issue.
