BIG LET DOWN

[HDRDTD]

Originally Posted by Padre

Yeah, I didn't say they are allowed to keep your stockers, just that they will if you don't press them. At least I read that somewhere. Some dealers can be kind of sneaky.

Padre

Didn't have to press them at all. I simply asked and they said yep.

Now I don't know what they would have done if I never asked.....

[Alfieboy]

Originally Posted by jrhaus76

$3300 worth of damage from an accident is NOT the same as a misaligned hood a few dings in the fender that could have happened in transit... but whatever...

Second, IF the dealer fixed this in PDI it would NOT be recoreded as an ACCIDENT. It may be marked on record but itsnt going to diminish the value of the vehicle.

My car had the chipping rear paint on the rear bumper and had to be repainted under warranty... GEEZ I sure hope the dont hold that against me IF i ever try to trade it off... apple to oranges here Hoss...

thats a poor poor comparison Hoss, a accident is different than a ding in transit

[Hoss]

Original paint repair appears to make a difference in the evualation of a used car price. This is why records are kept and paint thickness machines are out being used. If you buy a previously damaged new car the buyer needs to be made aware. You want to hide the "ding" and it is OK. Either you have money to burn, or you work for Chevy or the Dealer. I don't think this car was just dinged it could have been dropped in transit, not repaired correctly and now requiring more repairs. How do you strip bolts on a hood and miss align the hood, and leave a unrepaired damage. Canada has quality control!

If you want to keep a damaged newly repaired aprox. $50000 Camaro please feel free to do so. The fact that the dealer didn't have time to hide the repair the damage seem to make no difference to a few of you.

[DevilKnightFalcon]

Originally Posted by gdiddy2

Was ready to pick up 2011 conv. on friday, Brought my brother with me . He is the best body man in the bizz. Well he looked the car over and he found 2 small dents on top of fender and the hood was moved(striped bolts) not even close body lines. WOW was I pissed. A 50,000 dollar car droped off at dealer like that. Well have to wait till monday to see what owner of dealership is going to do.

Would you have rather they just fixed it before you ever saw it and then they never told you about it? It doesn't sound like the problems are that big of a deal but you are not under an obligation to take the vehicle if you really aren't comfortable with it just have them order you a new one.

Originally Posted by Hoss

Original paint repair appears to make a difference in the evualation of a used car price. This is why records are kept and paint thickness machines are out being used. If you buy a previously damaged new car the buyer needs to be made aware. You want to hide the "ding" and it is OK. Either you have money to burn, or you work for Chevy or the Dealer. I don't think this car was just dinged it could have been dropped in transit, not repaired correctly and now requiring more repairs. How do you strip bolts on a hood and miss align the hood, and leave a unrepaired damage. Canada has quality control!

If you want to keep a damaged newly repaired aprox. $50000 Camaro please feel free to do so. The fact that the dealer didn't have time to hide the repair the damage seem to make no difference to a few of you.

Major damage will show up on a carfax report for a car but small things like door dings (which is what this seems to amount to) won't. When I took delivery of my car I noticed the drivers side door panels didn't properly align with the dash panels. The dealer fixed it and it wasn't a big deal.

[Alfieboy]

Originally Posted by DevilKnightFalcon

Would you have rather they just fixed it before you ever saw it and then they never told you about it? It doesn't sound like the problems are that big of a deal but you are not under an obligation to take the vehicle if you really aren't comfortable with it just have them order you a new one.



Major damage will show up on a carfax report for a car but small things like door dings (which is what this seems to amount to) won't. When I took delivery of my car I noticed the drivers side door panels didn't properly align with the dash panels. The dealer fixed it and it wasn't a big deal.

thats what I was tryin to say

[Cam2011]

Originally Posted by HDRDTD

Just an example......

• MSRP
• STANDARD VEHICLE PRICE*: $39,650.00
• 21" BLACK PAINTED ALUMINUM $4,865.00
  • WHEELS:
  • 21"X 8.5" FRONT RIM
  • 21"X 9.5" REAR RIM
  • 245/40ZR21 FRONT TIRES
  • 275/35ZR21 REAR TIRES
  • (DEALER INSTALLED)
• GROUND EFFECTS PACKAGE $2,265.00
  • (DEALER INSTALLED)
• BODY-COLOR PAINTED ENGINE COVER $285.00
  • (DEALER INSTALLED)
• FLOOR MATS, PREMIUM CARPETED $150.00
  • (DEALER INSTALLED)
• RS PACKAGE: $1,300.00
  • 20"X 8" FRONT AND 20"X 9" REAR
  • FLANGELESS, PAINTED ALUMINUM
  • WHEELS WITH MIDNIGHT SILVER
  • FINISH
  • HEADLAMPS HIGH INTENSITY
  • DISCHARGE W/ HALO RING
  • (DAYTIME RUNNING LAMPS REPLACE
  • FOG LAMPS)
  • RS UNIQUE TAIL LAMPS
• WHITE STRIPE PACKAGE $470.00
• HURST SHORT-THROW SHIFTER $380.00
• CARGO NET $55.00
  • (DEALER INSTALLED)

• TOTAL OPTIONS: $9,770.00
• TOTAL VEHICLE & OPTIONS: $49,420.00
• DESTINATION CHARGE: $850.00
• TOTAL VEHICLE PRICE* : $50,270.00

$55 for a cargo mat and $150 for floor mats is ponderous (especially when all you get are the two front mats). I wonder if they factor in a credit due to the fact that you are not using the RS 20" wheels?

[King Sun]

you guys are getting trolled hard.

[Lunatic]

Any pictures yet? Lol