[Bad@ssCamaro]

Originally Posted by HmBuilder2

Seeing how everyone is saying he can just take the insurance offer of 44K, And have the dealer eat the difference on a new car, People need to remember the op had his car financed,

Hence the insurance payment would go to the lien holder not the op. At which time the op is still on the hook for any balance due on the original car loan. now once all that was said and done, The op may have to take out another car loan at a higher payment, due to the fact that they do not have the two cars they traded to get their ZL1,

So Yes I do think that the dealer should just stand up and do the right thing,

There aren't many people here who are saying he should take the offer of 44K, that would be ludicrous in this situation. That's not even "Replacement Value". And so what if he financed part of the car? that's not the issue here. Most of you people arguing that he should take what he is offered are not in the OP's shoes? The Stealership is not attempting to make him whole in the least bit. Now GM has stepped in AND they will work at making Mr. Hooper whole...we will all wait to see what the results will be in the coming week.