Pledge to Provide Accurate Info 2SS Order

[RPO_Z28]

Originally Posted by EAkrish

no, no they did not. When I talked to the owner today he said it would be easier for everyone to wait until closer to delivery time to work up a buyers order. I have a motorcycle that until today was not sure if I was going to trade it in or not. I have it on ebay with 1 bid as of a couple minutes ago. I have a lot of variables with my buying situation. When all is said and done I am hoping I maintain the 18200 for my car and come with 11k to put down on my camaro.

I don't know what this letter says that you have but I hope you don't have a price issue or any other that may land you up in court. That original buyer's order (that you didn't get) is the only proof of what your "deal" is. Anything else that is not signed by the buyer and seller is not a contract.

Not trying to alert you but I'm glad you trust your dealer enough to let him get away with this.

[PQ]

Originally Posted by RPO_Z28

IRPQ11,

When you order wheels from GM as an LPO, you don't get to keep your old wheels and tires. They replace the ones that are on there.

Usually up to the dealer. After checking up with our local GM installer, they DO NOT take the wheels and tires back.

Sorry for any confusion but it still is up to the dealer.

Personally, that is waaaayyyy too much money for wheels and tires.

Just a heads up.

But if the dealer put it in writing then I'm good for keeping the stock RS 20" wheels and tires. If I can get a couple grand, which I should be able to for rims and tires, then I made some of it back.

[EAkrish]

It states that I am price protected and that the 31,895 that I agreed upon is what I pay.

[EAkrish]

i will scan it and post it RPO then you can tell me what it means and if its legit or not.

[RPO_Z28]

Originally Posted by irpq11

But if the dealer put it in writing then I'm good for keeping the stock RS 20" wheels and tires. If I can get a couple grand, which I should be able to for rims and tires, then I made some of it back.

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1) Looks good in writing about the wheels.

2) How much is that retail delivery fee??? Does that say $275???

3) Undercoating?

[EAkrish]

here is the letter RPO

[PQ]

Originally Posted by RPO_Z28

1) Looks good in writing about the wheels.

2) How much is that retail delivery fee??? Does that say $275???

3) Undercoating?

Ya, 275.00, is that bad? Does it really look good? I can't tell if you're being sarcastic. :(

I wanted undercoating to eliminate some road noise, is that bad too? lol

[trm0002]

Originally Posted by irpq11

Ya, 275.00, is that bad? Does it really look good? I can't tell if you're being sarcastic. :(

I wanted undercoating to eliminate some road noise, is that bad too? lol

undercoating=bad unless it's the "right" stuff done by the "right" people. Poor quality coating sprayed improperly leads to moisture being actually maintained between it and the metal. Know what happens then? I just wouldn't take the chance if it wasn't done by a professional that's in the business of doing it; but that's only my opinion.

[RPO_Z28]

Originally Posted by irpq11

Ya, 275.00, is that bad? Does it really look good? I can't tell if you're being sarcastic. :(

I wanted undercoating to eliminate some road noise, is that bad too? lol

The $275 is a made up charge for additional profit. They may as well have charged you $275 OVER MSRP. Same thing. You should check with your local AG. In New York, that is illegal to charge that fee.

As far as undercoating goes, that's a choice but I wouldn't do it. Especially if they're charging you for it. What road noise are you trying to suppress? Between that V8 and your tunes, who cares about road noise??


Just my humble opinion.

[RPO_Z28]

Originally Posted by EAkrish

here is the letter RPO

Eric,

I'm not a lawyer but that document is probably as good as a verbal commitment.

So basically, if you finance with them, they can charge you whatever interest rate they want? Where's that disclaimer?

How do you know that their documentation fee isn't $1000?

I can go on and on but that piece of paper may as well say Charmin on it.

Sorry.

[EAkrish]

I have my own financing, plus it was the actual owner that signed that letter. He has been good to me so far.... answering all my questions and what not. Plus they have a standard buyers order they make out. I guess I will go harass them again tomorrow and get a buyers order with that price on it. I really think I will be ok though.

[PQ]

Originally Posted by trm0002

undercoating=bad unless it's the "right" stuff done by the "right" people. Poor quality coating sprayed improperly leads to moisture being actually maintained between it and the metal. Know what happens then? I just wouldn't take the chance if it wasn't done by a professional that's in the business of doing it; but that's only my opinion.

I'll cancel it. You guys aren't the first to have this opinion. Thanks.

Originally Posted by RPO_Z28

The $275 is a made up charge for additional profit. They may as well have charged you $275 OVER MSRP. Same thing. You should check with your local AG. In New York, that is illegal to charge that fee.

As far as undercoating goes, that's a choice but I wouldn't do it. Especially if they're charging you for it. What road noise are you trying to suppress? Between that V8 and your tunes, who cares about road noise??


Just my humble opinion.

I'll be damned. I'll have to do that. Thanks for the info.

[RPO_Z28]

To get the thread back on track,

STILL AT 3400 AS OF RIGHT NOW!!!

[RPO_Z28]

Originally Posted by irpq11

I'll cancel it. You guys aren't the first to have this opinion. Thanks.

I'll be damned. I'll have to do that. Thanks for the info.

I JUST NOTICED $282.50 FOR BILLING AND CLERICAL FEES !!

You have just paid over $500 over MSRP. Congrats! You've been officially hosed.

Seriously, you need to clarify those fees with someone in your state.