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Originally Posted by Number 3
So are you suggesting the OP wait and see if they come up with a diminished value number? My guess is they won't, but maybe you are correct.
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I’m only saying that threatening a lawsuit doesn’t always need to be the first line of defense. It may come to that depending on future developments. But pulling the “I’m going to sue you” card is not always the best first move. I DO believe that people and businesses should be given the opportunity to make things right with the customer. However, I don’t know this dealership and it’s possible things like this have happened frequently. If that’s the case, then, a lawsuit might be the only way to resolve the issue. I doubt the service adviser purposely decided to rip the door off the car. But, if this adviser has had accidents like this before, something is really wrong and that employee should be fired.
Bottom line...we don’t have enough details to jump on the lawsuit bandwagon. Let’s just wait and see what develops in this case. Hopefully the OP will keep us updated on how the dealership handles this. So far it seems they have done all they can.