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Originally Posted by McCarthy
No, if your 2010 SS? V6? (I'm sorry i don't know what you own) was totalled, i'd expect the dealer to replace it with a 2010 or newer SS/V6/whatever you own with the exact same options, or more if you wanted, with less miles. To wonder why everyone is calling for a brand new replacement of a special edition, limited production 2 year old car with only 10k miles, then try to compare it to your 4 year car with many more miles and i'm guessing not a limited production car is ludicrous... And no, i don't care what mods you have. There's thousand of other V6/SS camaros yours could be replaced with, notsomuch for a damn ZL-1...
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No way was I trying to say it was the same scenario. But the principle remains. It's NOT unreasonable at all, even considering the situation, for the dealer to try and find a comparable car.
This is what I'm trying to get across. It's amazing to me that people assume that a brand new car is just supposed to be automatically done.
Why are you assuming that the facts are all accurate here? I see problems. Which of the two people who testified about the car offered do you believe and why?
Again, very well might be as is stated but I will not just be so quick to here one side of a story and believe it automatically. Especially when the person had already began his campaign for getting a brand new car without giving the dealer a chance to make it right first.
Where are you getting this limited edition from ?