I was an IDIOT for buying a Thor Palazzo!!!

Goldencrazy wrote:
I agree you should not suffer economic harm. You should get your money back and they get the lemon. You will have no chance at damages for a bad deal unless you can prove something other than loss of recreation. I would sue to get my money back and ask for fees. You are angry and need advice from a professional to help you through this. Defaulting is a bad idea especially when I think there are better deals available.

Goldencrazy wrote:
Oh yes and keep writing. You are doing a huge amount of damage to both Thor and CW. I had considered that exact coach and not a chance now.

Yeah...you're on CW's site and doing a huge amount of damage to them...good idea...that way if you sue, especially if you aren't successful, they can go after you for damages...Great idea..:S

Since this post is now going on 14 pages, I would scan my posts VERY carefully and make sure EVERYTHING is FACTUAL and not puffed...that could come back and bite you in the butt pretty quickly.

A loan default could result in a deficiency judgment against you. Also, since YOU own the coach, leaving it at CW might be a mistake as they could charge you for storage fees and/or have it towed to a separate storage facility and those charges would accrue.

IMHO, you should sit down and calmly discuss your situation with a competent attorney to decide what to do in the future. Again, IMHO that attorney's first advice will be to cease posting in this and any other forum regarding the issue. You're in a no win situation right now and that's truly unfortunate. It's easy for us to side with you and say Thor builds a piece of junk, you should be made whole, etc. etc., but it's not our money and not our situation. We cannot make an intelligent decision as to what you should or should not do. Most of the suggestions on here are based on sympathy for the situation you're in. Those sympathies will mean little in a court of law. You have a written contract to purchase the coach. All that's important is what's written in that contract. You purchased a coach with certain expectations. Based on your statements, those expectations were not met. We could debate this until the cows come home but I can't see a useful purpose in that. Best of luck to you and I wish you a positive outcome to a really unfortunate situation.....Dennis