CAMARO6 - View Single Post - any anger inside when one gets their 2023 while you wait on your 2022 for 4 months?

JimRockford · 08-31-2022, 05:20 AM

Pretty sure the solution is: Dealer pays all payments until delivery, or they unwind the deal, full refund for customer.

Similar situation for me & my 1SS A10 with grey wheels and red brembos as the only options. It arrived just before first payment due.

I was going to "insist" and take up dealer on their offer to cover the payments if payments were due before car arrived. If they refused, a letter on legal stationary from a lawyer would have been sent to them to help them see the easy path to avoiding possible civil lawsuit and possible state criminal charge (fraud, grand larceny).

Dealer indicated they had done 10 payments for a previous customer who bought a monster chevy truck and waited 11 months for transport to be arranged to NH from Detroit. That customer had paid $7500 markup. (In my case I paid for the 'fabric/paint protection' nonsense, knowing up front that was just a $1k markup and yacht-payment for the dealership owner).

At one point I told the salesman that legally I (or Ally) could "repo" the car from GM whether it was sitting in Michigan or Albany NY. Not sure if that is actually true but it seems semi-funny either way.

08-31-2022, 05:20 AM	#25
JimRockford Drives: 1SS + SS-Sedan M6 + Terrain diesel Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: The Big Road Posts: 65	Pretty sure the solution is: Dealer pays all payments until delivery, or they unwind the deal, full refund for customer. Similar situation for me & my 1SS A10 with grey wheels and red brembos as the only options. It arrived just before first payment due. I was going to "insist" and take up dealer on their offer to cover the payments if payments were due before car arrived. If they refused, a letter on legal stationary from a lawyer would have been sent to them to help them see the easy path to avoiding possible civil lawsuit and possible state criminal charge (fraud, grand larceny). Dealer indicated they had done 10 payments for a previous customer who bought a monster chevy truck and waited 11 months for transport to be arranged to NH from Detroit. That customer had paid $7500 markup. (In my case I paid for the 'fabric/paint protection' nonsense, knowing up front that was just a $1k markup and yacht-payment for the dealership owner). At one point I told the salesman that legally I (or Ally) could "repo" the car from GM whether it was sitting in Michigan or Albany NY. Not sure if that is actually true but it seems semi-funny either way.