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Originally Posted by 84ta406
I agree the dealership should be doing the right thing but also I can see it from their side. Why pay for a car that was essentially stolen? The employee is the one at fault more than the dealer. Ive heard of similar events happening on more than one occasion and it sucks for anyone involved
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From what the owner posted, it looks like the dealer did not want to provide their insurance information. It looks like they are doing that now, so it will probably get straightened out but not very quickly.
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From the Original Poster on page 37: http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showth...333504&page=37
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At any rate, a retired GM exec called me today to let me know that GM IS involved now. It is our understanding that the matter will be resolved to our satisfaction next week. And GM will make sure that we are treated fairly and equitably.
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