I Need to Vent!!!
Purchased our new 2012 Winnebago Vista 32K in January 2013. When we picked it up from the dealership there were some areas on the wallboard covering that were wrinkled and a spot above the entry doo ...
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kennyd63 wrote:
In my opinion first mistake was by you taking it home the same day you bought the MH. If you would of waited for everything to be fixed, I think your experience would of have been a lot different. MAYBE? Like someone else said earlier find your self another dealer that will treat you with respect and honesty, and not give you the run around. Only my opinion.:M
My question is,, ,why must a customer have to wait a for the "right" time to drive home their motorhome. if the customer finishes the purchase and he/she wants to take it home,, they should be able to. it is like why should we have to have insurance when we ship something. The shippers should be responsible to make sure the package arrives in the condition it was sent whether it was a 5 dollar dog toy to a 10,000 dollar McIntosh stereo. but like RV dealers they put it on the customer. I am tired of companies putting stuff on us. I mean I understand if you run out of oil and still drive it,, but they should have done a walk around and then made sure the RV was able to be driven. I put it all on the dealer. I am not impressed with the dealers I talked to.
