An Actual Dealer, NOT a Stealer!!

[Dox057]

Originally Posted by SS785

If you don't mind me asking, how much did it run you to have the stripes redone? I might need to replace one of mine.

I included it in the price of the car, but i think it was 390 installed.

[San2cci]

Originally Posted by Dox057

If we're allowed to say dealer names, This was Oasis Chevrolet in Old Bridge, NJ.

Ill consider this dealer next time I buy new camaro!!!! I live in NJ

[Nick S]

Great to know there are still honest business men and dealerships out there. Thanks for sharing the story.

[Frid]

Originally Posted by Nick S

Great to know there are still honest business men and dealerships out there. Thanks for sharing the story.

[J-Short]

Thanks for sharing story man. And Glad things still worked out for you even after trusting your instincts and quitting your jobs initially

[The_Blur]

I will go ahead and encourage you to post your dealer. I wouldn't consider that advertising since you are not an employee there, and you had a good experience worth sharing with the community here.

I did, however, move this discussion to the proper forum.

[mikeyg36]

Originally Posted by The_Blur

I will go ahead and encourage you to post your dealer. I wouldn't consider that advertising since you are not an employee there, and you had a good experience worth sharing with the community here.

I did, however, move this thread to the proper forum.

[oldfriend]

Originally Posted by Dox057

The result of having no cards, mortgage, or car loans for 6 years.. 14 was exorbitant but better than the original 17-19 i was being quoted. 7.25 is amazing in my book, and after a year i can refinance it now that I have existing credit again.

Cool , but just one question , how did you pay all that trip around the world without credit cards , did you have a second back pack paked with cash , gee , good thing you didn't pass by my old country

[cvp33]

My last 3 car buying experiences were incredible. I know that there are probably still bad dealers out there.....law of averages. But I bought a Cadillac, a Jeep and my ZL1 from 3 different dealers in 3 different cities and had a great time.

[BDBiker]

I appreciate your story more than words can say, I found a Camaro on the lot in Georgia 3 weeks ago. I was as clear as a human can possibly be to the dealer that I was willing to drive from Tennessee TODAY and buy your car with no trade-in.
What I wanted was a "out the door" bottom line price and I would be on the road. They basically refused to give me a "out the door" price after numerous attempts on my part to get a straight answer.
I finally said "Screw It" and went to a local dealer that had no camaros on the lot and ordered one. How refreshing to hear about a dealer that actually gives a crap about gaining a "long term repeat customer".

[Dox057]

Originally Posted by oldfriend

Cool , but just one question , how did you pay all that trip around the world without credit cards , did you have a second back pack paked with cash , gee , good thing you didn't pass by my old country

Debit cards and travelers checks worked most of the time.. Even in places like cambodia, they can swipe a debit card with the visa logo as a credit card.

[Blue17CamaroZL1]

Originally Posted by Dox057

If we're allowed to say dealer names, This was Oasis Chevrolet in Old Bridge, NJ.

I give these guys thumbs up all the way. I've dealt with them for all dealer issues for the past 10 years.

[Vic1979,2013]

Sherwood Chevrolet. Saskatoon Sk. Canada

[Case]

Dox, I work at Flemington Chevrolet. We deal with Oasis a lot. Good people.