What would you do?
I have been loolkign for a tow vehicle and posted such in the towing vehicle tread. Well I was going to go out of state and all of a sudden I found a vehicle about 30 miles from my home at a GM Deale...
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Ralph Cramden wrote:fj12ryder wrote:
You asked them to fix a problem and then you would buy the car. They fixed the problem and then you backed out of the deal. I thought they did pretty good giving you back most of your money. Some dealers would have looked at it as a no-return deposit.
Correct.......but still does not get said dealer out of the worthless POS scheister category, especially so if no sales order was signed.
Look at the bright side.....you now know to stay away from that douchebag of a dealer.
Now lets defend the poor dealer who will probably file for bankruptcy or at the least will need to layoff half the sales and service departments, brother can ya spare a dime?
The "poor dealer" was right in this case. An agreement was reached and then reneged on. How would we react if the shoe was on the other foot and the dealer tried to change things up after agreeing? I think I know the answer.
But I think the dealer should have eaten the cost simply as a good business practice. If the seal was real bad most buyers would notice it anyway.