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Originally Posted by merlin803
To the OP, I feel for you, your situation is unacceptable and QC should have caught the issue but ultimately I put most of the blame on the dealership as they should have taken care of you.
As for the dress of the workers......it is silly talk. I normally wear business casual but *gasp* I wore jeans last Friday (casual Friday's....) and guess what? I gave the same effort that I would have if I were wearing a 3 piece suit.
Luckily my car has been perfect thus far (which I would bet represents the vast majority of Gen 6 Camaro owners) and if that guy who had the pajama pants helped build my car then more power to him, lol.
Seriously, I would never wear pajama's to work, or personally wouldn't want my employees to but you don't know that guy either, he could be a good worker and as far as all the others in the video wearing jeans, t-shirts, ball caps....who cares? If they were part of the crew that helped make my car, then kudos to them.
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I honestly should have been more direct , I wear jeans and boots to work , I do concrete for a living and being dirty is part of the game but I don't wear Pjs that's is what I mean by presentation, when dealing in customer service there has to be some type of presentation.
The real issue is the dealership NOW!, Chevrolet has been working with me and trying to get them to do the right thing , there is no doubt about that. I just want people to know that they have to check these cars out before signing on the dotted line , it's very important to check the car out because we have all seen that there is a issue and if we just ignore it and don't let the proper people know that there is a issue it will never get fixed , I want this car to succeed because ultimately I love the design, but I also don't want to be laughed at when I go to a car show or race track and some Mustang fan comes over and points out the missing paint and I get laughed at!!!!