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Replying to: explorerx4 (Jul 29, 2006 2:20 pm) No need to apologize, I'm not that thin skinned. I just thought it was an interesting story that I couldn't pass up commenting on. Still friends ? jmonroe
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Replying to: jmonroe (Jul 29, 2006 2:59 pm)  sometimes my posts do elicit a 'nastygram' from the hosts, though. 
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Replying to: traindriver (Jul 28, 2006 9:19 pm) There is no place like home.
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Replying to: buffalonickel (Jul 29, 2006 5:43 pm) hope you like your car.
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Replying to: explorerx4 (Jul 29, 2006 6:12 pm) Hey, we've become kinder and gentler - you could at least acknowledge that!  tidester, host |
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Replying to: bmw3434 (Jul 28, 2006 2:31 pm) Apparently the car had probably been wholesaled (even though it was a 76 Firebird in 86 and it was the Trans Am), and then the resulting dealership didn't process the paperwork properly so my mom was still listed as the registered owner. Hence the phone call. My mom (either fortunately since it was the right thing to do, but unfortunately since that would have been my car once I hit driving age 10 years later  ) let them know that she had traded the car in and that it was no longer hers. I also think she called the dealership and let her know what was happening and they could take what ever action they felt was necassary. I almost wish she would have went and picked up the car. It was a good car as I realized later once I grew up. It would have made a great first car for me, but I probably would have killed myself driving it since I pounded the pedal in every car I owned during my high school years. Fortunatly every car I owned in high school (one for the each of the 3 years I drove) was in capable of achieving any great speed quickly. |
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Replying to: traindriver (Jul 28, 2006 9:19 pm) Smallville is probably better for buying because it's easier to get a reputaion trashed by a couple bad deals and even more difficult to get it back. Less people in a small town, more in a big town... |
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Replying to: buffalonickel (Jul 29, 2006 5:43 pm) BTW....More Bill Heard.... http://www.newschannel5.com/content/investigates/20957.asp?q=newschannel+5+inves- tigates
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Replying to: graphicguy (Jul 30, 2006 5:11 am) On the other hand I now live in a smallish town that's 130 miles from any large metro area and the local dealers know it. ADM stickers abound, most places are "non-participating" on deals and there is a "take it or leave it" mentality among some of the dealers. On the Bill Heard thing, why does Chevrolet still have them as a franchisee? I would have thought the negative publicity would lead them to pull the plug. Maybe sales numbers count for more than customer service?
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Replying to: cluedweasel (Jul 30, 2006 10:59 am) Bingo its the sales, As long as their sales numbers are good Chevy won't do much. Remember that the bad press is against the dealer not Chevy. Also since you say you're 130 miles away from any large metro area could you please define what you would call a large metro area?
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