dangerman

the GM just called, asking me to bring back his loaner car and pick my car up.

He thought I was holding the loaner hostage. I told him this was the first time anyone asked for it back.

I won't take my car though.

He said he wanted to work this out. I told him he'd be working it out with my attorney tomorrow.

paulroad

Bravo.. bring it in at 5PM...

jeanfor

They lied to you and basically broke a contract...

By just fixing it they implicitely recognize there was something very wrong with this car...

steve l

is your car actually fixed, according to them anyways?

jeanfor

I get the money back or another car....

My thinking is simple....are you supposed to walk or what???

I think you are way to soft with those guys. You must show you mean business otherwise they will be all over you... remember, talk to the lawyer before you do anything with them or say anything to them. And please, do not feel bad for them or feel obligated for anything. They have no feelings for you and are ready to screw you up another time.

jeanfor

This car was supposed to be a CPO. Only very minor adjustments should be acceptable.

dangerman

I mean I want my lawyer...

I'm not returning it until I talk with my lawyer, which is supposed to happen tomorrow morning.

steve l

I'm sorry, I checked back threads. I appologize for not checking back before posting.

tonester

Dangerman, my heart to you bro- but everyone is right - stick to your guns - they don't give a hoot about you - only the bottom line of how much the dealership is going to loose. Take 5 mins and imagine what they're saying in the board room about this shmuck and his damn problematic car... that'll turn your stomach and give you plenty of fire to fight!
Stick to your lawyer - remain assertive and at this point treat this like a broken lawn mower, not your baby... God knows there are other AR's out there!
Keep the courage there - we're behind you!