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Originally Posted by Bad@ssCamaro
If I were you, I would let it go.  Your insensitivity to the issue is not helping. |
Not insensitivity, just reality. All this chatter about what the dealer did wrong. Well, it will go no farther than a few emails to them, they will erase.. that is about it. Not too many I suspect live in that area to affect purchasing any new cars from them in the future. So where is the damage to the dealership that the OP started? He got a lot of folks riled up to find out.. absolutely not too much will change from Geico's offer. Maybe , just maybe Geico will reconsider and get him another car. Guess what, if that car isn't good enough for him the owner has to make a big decision. To sue his insurance co. for the difference he has to prove in arbitration. Monday morning the dealer is open, selling cars and moving on. This whole fiasco that happened hoping enlightened folks that their car is not worth what they think it is unless they have classic insurance that will pay them an agreed amount should any disaster happen. However some classic car companies may not insure your car unless it is a special edition. I wish him all the best.