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Originally Posted by Chief Blackhawk
Another reason a mod should own the car for the site he is on. Obviously this doesnt affect you because you didnt pay $35,000 for a car to have it chip faster than anything you have ever seen.
Id bet when its your money thats chipping away you would be whistling a different tune.
There is no way they had a test fleet of cars....that used the same paint and didnt experience the high volume of chips that people are incuring.
So, you have 3 things that could of happened, and only 3.
1. They cheapened up the paint after the test fleet.
2. They saw abnormal chipping and didnt care.
or
3. They didnt see the chipping.
Im not expecting Rolls Royce paint here guys, but I do expect it to hold up as well as my 2009 G6 that has more miles on it...driven on the same roads plus gravel roads daily.
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Well, it was certainly a shame you weren't on the team that built the car. Your wild assumptions would have been invaluable!
To the OP -- although you spoke to Scott, the best route is to take the vehicle to your dealer. Have them look at it and evaluate its condition. I'm not saying they will do anything for you, but that review of the condition of the car will make it back to the team, since dealerships are most directly GM's eyes and ears.
This goes for anyone who thinks their car may have a paint chip problem.
