topless beach said:
Hey Yellow-Explain your back dating comment-I'm a little slow.
Update-just got off phone w/ the GM, who admitted that the dealership made a mistake on the order, but said the only thing he is willing to do is get a new trunklid or remove the spoiler at his cost to me or order me another gt on x-plan. He said if the car is not yet titled that he would take it back (how kind of him) and order another gt vert on x-plan like the first one. Maybe I should just keep it and sell it myself and order another one at x-plan.
At this point would it help to involve Ford? He admits it's their mistake so why would Ford be any help unless as as arbitrator?
Im sorry, but for legal reasons, I have said more than enough on the dating thing.
If your dealer had any scruples at all, i wouldnt have to explain, you would have your car the way you ordered it.-------------moving on, a call to Ford customer relations may get you the answers you need, and remember this also, your dealer doesnt have to be the one to make repairs. If attourney names are brought up in a diplomatic and polite way, your dealer may volunteer to do things the right way. In todays competitive market, bad public opinion can cost a dealership dearly.
Consider this-----Dealer A has the stigma of a car mill ( just turning as many cars out as possible without caring for their customers) but sells at x-plan. or discounts into holdback everytime.
Dealer B is known for great service and integrity,( and selling almost as many cars as A ) but never dips into holdback, and has held tight to msrp.
You save 1800 dollars by buying from the car mill dealer A. now you are unhappy and they do not care. And what if you have a transmission go bad? do you get the same song and dance?
Dealer B WANTS to do everything in their power to maintain custome loyalty, they would have corrected the problem quickly, and given you no issues on future repairs.
So, for the chump change saved, you get what in return? You saved the price of an extended warranty and in return cant even get satisfaction on a dealer admitted screw up.
Not meaning to vent at you personally topless, just a message for all those that try and beat the dealer, thinking they have won the game--------------------------------find an honest dealer and there are NO GAMES!!!!
My advice at this point would be to contact Ford, offer them 30 days of your patience, and drop the L word on them, I feel they will do the right thing.Also mention you will never return to that dealer, you want your repairs done at another dealership.And if all goes well, you should have your repairs made within a couple weeks, if not, find you a plaid clothed lawyer and sue!!