Vehicle abuse by dealer.
#1
Vehicle abuse by dealer.
I know this thread takes place,on a Chevelle site, but it involves a member's Mustang GT that he had taken to a Ford dealer for service. Interesting, to say the least. I know I'D be pissed!
http://www.chevelles.com/forums/showthread.php?t=154911
http://www.chevelles.com/forums/showthread.php?t=154911
#2
RE: Vehicle abuse by dealer.
I'd be extremely pissed, thats just horrible somebody's gonna lose their job over that. I think i would definitely call a lawyer- except it would be the ultimate lawyer-CHUCK NORRIS and i would let his right leg(Law) and left leg (Order) do the talking. Just kidding! Seriously though some body needs to pay( not just monetarily). Thats is 100% unexcusable especially since its new and the car hasn't had time to get broken in yet.
#7
RE: Vehicle abuse by dealer.
Well that truly is sad to see. However i have had the exact same thing happen to me with our car. Now granted they did not put 70 miles on it but they did put 10 miles on it and I also had gobs of burnt rubber on the rear fenders when i returned home to detail the car. My car is pretty much the same as his garage and kept immaculate all the time so i know the condition of it. I took my car in for a blinker issue so they had no reason to take my car on a a test drive. Of course the Tech denied everything when asked about it and I called him a F*ckin Liar right to his face. I then notified the Dealership General Manager and the tech no longer is employed by them. Thankfully for that tech and myself I have a wife that stopped me as i was getting in the car to drive back and beat the **** out of the tech o he would have gotten and *** whooping ad i of course would have ended up in jail. God Bless Smart Woman.
I would suggest to all of you to always check the odometer and also check your rear quarter panel fender areas before you leave the car and also as soon as you pick it up. I would also suggest you write this all down in the presence of the Service Writer so if there is a problem like this he knows you documented it when you dropped it off.
Richard
I would suggest to all of you to always check the odometer and also check your rear quarter panel fender areas before you leave the car and also as soon as you pick it up. I would also suggest you write this all down in the presence of the Service Writer so if there is a problem like this he knows you documented it when you dropped it off.
Richard
#8
RE: Vehicle abuse by dealer.
People love to make up stories. I just bought an ' 07 450HP Chevelle and I love it. But, there was "shreaded rubber" all over the rear quarters, I just washed it off, when I brought it home.
Hoping, I get the "cleared" title before the Democrats take over, if not, I'll title it as an ' 08, or maybe an ' 09 Camaro.
JMO
Hoping, I get the "cleared" title before the Democrats take over, if not, I'll title it as an ' 08, or maybe an ' 09 Camaro.
JMO
#9
RE: Vehicle abuse by dealer.
ORIGINAL: LegallyTorchRED
People love to make up stories. I just bought an ' 07 450HP Chevelle and I love it. But, there was "shreaded rubber" all over the rear quarters, I just washed it off, when I brought it home.
Hoping, I get the "cleared" title before the Democrats take over, if not, I'll title it as an ' 08, or maybe an ' 09 Camaro.
JMO
People love to make up stories. I just bought an ' 07 450HP Chevelle and I love it. But, there was "shreaded rubber" all over the rear quarters, I just washed it off, when I brought it home.
Hoping, I get the "cleared" title before the Democrats take over, if not, I'll title it as an ' 08, or maybe an ' 09 Camaro.
JMO