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Originally Posted by RobertRS
Wasn't trying to play the big shot , just thinking maybe that the paper trail of a released vehicle may be longer when financing is involved. You'd have to ask the other few people that got theirs as I don't have a clue how they bought it or whether some went through GMAC.
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Oh no offense taken... I agree, there could definitely be a difference when you outright pay for the car but I also have no idea.
Well... Like I keep telling everyone at GM. I work hard to have my car, and it's frustrating when it seems like anyone involved is just clueless. Ultimately the fact that GM added the Camaro to the recall is kudos-worthy but a stop-order? Really?
I work in the manufacturing industry also, so I do understand what it's like to have to scramble and how crazy it can be for a company to have an issue that creates an immediate demand on everyone, so I'm trying to be lenient and not cry about it...
But when I stop by the dealership to see if they have any updates and people are leaning against it, that sort of makes my heart hurt.
EDIT: Also... I'm assuming the dealership's personnel at this particular place likely just didn't know any better. That's purely an assumption but it's based on our past experiences with the people there.