A man bought a corvette from a dealership. It was his dream car. He discovered the antenna and the trunk were screwy, brought it in for repairs. He told them not to drive it off the lot. $17,000 of damage later the dealership refuses to replace his car. Read the whole debauchle here.

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1581344


HE NEEDS YOUR HELP TO MAKE THE DEALERSHIP RESPONSIBLE.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Here's a link to another site which will boost the bad publicity this dealership gets.

http://www.digg.com/offbeat_news/Cor...r_havoc_ensues

 

What a nightmare. F#$%in' car dealers like this make all others look the same!

 

Yeah, I know I don't post alot here, so to introduce myself. I'm the proud new owner of a 2007 tungsten grey mustang.

 

Wow, and I thought FORD dealers were slime...

 

That sucks.

 

Man I just can't get past this little part in ask1ed's rant about San Rafael Chevrolet.

 

I was thinking the same thing! "The Last American Icon in the automotive world" my @$$!

 

He should grow up and take care of his problems himself.

I see no way to resolve problems by wasting time on internet boards. He should be writing letters to people who can really help him (if he is telling the complete truth, which I doubt).

 

The dealership ended up replacing his car

The internet is a powerful thing

I remember when one of our member's car had mileage put on it and cat hair in it before it was delivered to him (he was stationed in Iraq). Initially the owner of the dealership told him that is was T.S. The negative feedback caused from this site made him reconsider and he provided restitiution.

Doc,

You'd be surprised how quickly word travels on the internet and how it can affect a dealer's reputation. By posting the situation he probably had things resolved quicker than firing off letters to people and hiring a lawyer.