Originally Posted by YellrRS
Well men, and ladies, I wish you all the best with your new Camaro's, I really do still love the look of the car.
But I have bailed, and I'll tell you why.
First, I stand in line waiting to pay sticker price for a company that has already been the benefactor of my tax dollars.
Now they apparently are closing enough dealerships so that its a concern if I would get my car, or, get it serviced as I expected.
Lastly, I get a knucklehead for a dealer, that wont respond to my emails, or return my phone calls, and to make matters worse, will not refund my deposit!! My feeling is, he's one of the dealerships being closed.
NO car is worth this amount of bull, and my money is not going to support the lack of customer service at the outset of a sale, because we all know it gets worse after you buy the car.
Its tough to feel any compassion for an industry that asks for financial assistance, and then falls all over itself in the process.
Shame on the dealership that didnt have the courtesy to respond to any of my inquiries, I wont forget the bad taste they left in my mouth. If they dont get closed down by GM, I will do my best to see that they never get a sale from me.
Hopefully, in a few years, the cars will be more readily available, and at a discount. I NEVER plan on doing business with any dealership that behaves in the manner that mine did, no matter what kind of car, or how hot it is at the time.
This reminds me of the mindset that Harley Davidson had during their heyday, and as all things come around, they are suffering as a result of their business practices when they had the consumer by the short hairs.
Its been a great forum to read, I learned more here about the Camaro than anything my dealer could have, or would have, been willing to tell me.
Good luck to all of you that are staying the course, you will be the coolest looking cars out there. I hope that none of you run into the same situation that I have.
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