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I have a couple of thoughts here. First the starting problem, their diagnosis aside, sound more like an iginition relay or starter switch. I've had those go before, and long before a starter itself. If you get the car back and it fails to start again, have those checked. On the warranty issue, I think if GM wants to play hardball, you end up with a new engine rather than a new car. But, some years ago when I was at my Olds dealer and puttering around the show room, I saw a guy outside getting ready to take delivery on a new Toronado. I was speaking to the owner and he told me the guy had a new Toronado and on a business trip it developed a tranny problem that could not readily be fixed. The dealer said he got a call from GM central and was told to give him any Toronado he had on his lot as a replacement. That is what he did. I whistled at that info and he said: "Well, the Toronado is our top of the line and they want to take care of their best customers." I wonder if things have changed. After all, the Z06 is a heck of a lot more expensive than the Toronado was. And by the way, I bought a 87 Toronado and it was the best, most trouble free GM product I ever bought. Kept it 9 years and then gave it to my son who kept it 2 more. Still wish I had kept it, it would almost be a collector item now.
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Replying to: bigmike5 (Feb 08, 2006 10:18 am) Fivelemons, FIVE LEMONS? That's rediculous! As an update... it looks like the dealership will have my car for about a month, today being the 18th day... Some parts still have not come in! No surprises here! Alena
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Replying to: alenatasevich1 (Feb 14, 2006 9:36 am) |
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Replying to: alenatasevich1 (Feb 14, 2006 9:36 am) Those who'd like to continue discussing GM's policies/practices, customer service, and warranty issues will find plenty of takers in the News & Views and Smart Shopper Forums. Drive on over and see me!
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I found a 2005 coupe 6 speed LT1 package with a single removable top. The dealer is asking $42500.00 for the car with 4250k miles on it. Edmunds says $36000 trade in and 41500 dealer, what do you guys think?
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Replying to: motorhead1 (Feb 15, 2006 4:46 am) Good luck tom |
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Replying to: motorhead1 (Feb 15, 2006 4:46 am) BTW, MSRP for a 06 6-speed with no other options is $44,490; you should be able to negotiate the price down from there. The asking price is a high ball price so offer them a low ball prices if you like the car and let the games begin. You could also ask for a 7 year GM extended warranty to be included at some point if you plan on keeping it longer than the warranty will last. Be sure and shop the internet dealers so you know what the going rate for the GM extended warranty is. Note also if the cars is over 12 months old the GM extend warranty is about double what it costs to purchase within the first 12 months. Fitchner Chevy in Montana has some of the best GM warranty prices.
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Replying to: jmess (Feb 15, 2006 10:22 pm) |
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