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backeddy · 01-12-2015, 06:06 PM

So this is so effing not acceptable, it is off the scale. Just a warning to those who track, this is what you are going to get. My car is pristine (i mean not an effing scratch, stain, wear item etc) and has been to Laguna Seca 3 times and has 11,000 miles on it since I got it on 8/4/14.... Time to lawyer up I guess? here is what they (GM CS here on C5) wrote:

Craig,

Thanks for following up. I spoke to Robert Victorino and he said that this vehicle is operated very hard. According to page 9-6 (Driving and Operating), track events or competitive driving may affect your vehicle's warranty. We aren't able to visually inspect the vehicle, and as such, rely heavily on our dealers to be our eyes and ears and for their technical expertise. The dealership has determined that they are unable to warranty your particular vehicle concerns due to how the vehicle is treated. I do apologize if that is not the answer you were seeking, but appreciate you for allowing us to reach out to them on your behalf.

01-12-2015, 06:06 PM	#1
backeddy Banned Drives: 2011 Boxster Spyder (best car ever) Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: San Jose, Ca Posts: 1,529	This is how Chevy treats my $45,000 "track ready" car So this is so effing not acceptable, it is off the scale. Just a warning to those who track, this is what you are going to get. My car is pristine (i mean not an effing scratch, stain, wear item etc) and has been to Laguna Seca 3 times and has 11,000 miles on it since I got it on 8/4/14.... Time to lawyer up I guess? here is what they (GM CS here on C5) wrote: Craig, Thanks for following up. I spoke to Robert Victorino and he said that this vehicle is operated very hard. According to page 9-6 (Driving and Operating), track events or competitive driving may affect your vehicle's warranty. We aren't able to visually inspect the vehicle, and as such, rely heavily on our dealers to be our eyes and ears and for their technical expertise. The dealership has determined that they are unable to warranty your particular vehicle concerns due to how the vehicle is treated. I do apologize if that is not the answer you were seeking, but appreciate you for allowing us to reach out to them on your behalf.