I bought a 2017...but its actually a 2016
Late July 2016 I bought a 2017 Grand Design Imagine 2800bh. The dealer at the time had only 2017 models on the lot, 2016’s were gone and only 2016 literature was available. 90 days after my purc...
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I was deceived because I bought a model year 2017 that does not match the OEM's own 2017 documentation. In fact there was MUCH debate about paying the 2016 show price for a 2017 model.
The print in the manual about changes made at any time is bunk. First of all, its not part of any legal agreement and its also not a known statement at any time during any purchase.
I thought I was buying the latest 2017 model and would accept small rolling changes thereafter but that is NOT what occurred here.
Answer this for me;
When are rolling changes EVER announced as there were here?
When are they EVER advertised when rolled into production mid-year as they were here?
How many roll in type changes typically occur at one time?
When does such a list become significant enough to change a model year?
When should a model year typically change and why?
Compare your answers to my situation.
And tell me if you were in my situation, you would not be bitter???
The print in the manual about changes made at any time is bunk. First of all, its not part of any legal agreement and its also not a known statement at any time during any purchase.
I thought I was buying the latest 2017 model and would accept small rolling changes thereafter but that is NOT what occurred here.
Answer this for me;
When are rolling changes EVER announced as there were here?
When are they EVER advertised when rolled into production mid-year as they were here?
How many roll in type changes typically occur at one time?
When does such a list become significant enough to change a model year?
When should a model year typically change and why?
Compare your answers to my situation.
And tell me if you were in my situation, you would not be bitter???
