At least it wasn’t a RAM.....it was only a matter of time before the Chevy vs Ford furd
its on!
Just bought a truck....now they're trying to fuck me!
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triple_duece
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Psh, they won't fix the issue. Just keep sending recalls out to flush the fluid.Chevy gets great mileage at the transmission shop, can’t beat it
The more you post, the less sense you make....youve been over near Asheboro for too long.
Can Chapel Hill or Cary be far behind? Lol I hear yea, only owned 1 Ford and it was a pile of shit. Currently have 2 GM trucks with over 340,000 miles on them.
I sold my 2001 F 150 I bought new in 2019. It had 320,000 miles on it and still ran great. 5.4 4 WD. Never had anything major go wrong. It's hard to beat that IMO. That's why we have two of them here now
The eco boost twin turbo didn’t have the greatest track record. One of the reason I traded.
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Yeah, both of ours have the 5.0 8 cylinder. Kristi's is a little bit cooler than mine though, she has a 2017 Roush....
Actually quite a bit cooler LOL
Actually quite a bit cooler LOL
The Roush package is Niiiiiiiiiiiice. Almost talked the wife into throwing one in my 5.0 v8. ALMOST...
I filed with the Better Business Bureau and the dealer responded with something to the effect that I had signed the contract for X amount of dollars and some change. I responded back with an uploaded picture of the purchase agreement and said that number is nowhere to be found on any of my documentation. Not sure where they’re going with us. But I’m not rolling over.
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Did you also reach out to the Ohio BMV dealership licensing department? I'm sure they would like to know and could help. The better business bureau doesn't have teeth and it's only a private rating system. The state AG could probably give some direction also.
Every time I’ve reached out too Ohio’s AJ office, I’ve got a prompt and accurate response....
I have not reached out to the BMV but do have a call into my credit union. The loan is not through them..it's through the dealership. But I want to ask...if the bank lends money and doesn't get the title, before long their going to come after the dealership...not me correct?
I did file with the AG. Have not heard back.
So basically they're going to provide a mediator. Hell I can get a mediator off the street. Looks like the Attorney General has no teeth either. The mediator will say, well it would be nice if you paid because they really just made an unintentional error. I can just see it playing out now.
Sgt Fury
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If the mediator doesn’t rule in your favor, I’d tell the dealership that you’re backing out of the deal because it was their error. Go to another dealership and get your truck.
That's complicated...already had the bed LineX'd and I can just hear the dealer....ain't paying for that mileage, depreciation etc etc. Apparently AUTOCAP doesn't make judgment calls. I have a call into a lawyer that we get 30 minutes free consultation through our employee and I also want to talk to the credit union and ask them if they don't get the title in so many days what do they do? I'm hoping they're going to put pressure on the dealership to release the title to them.
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Agreed. I wouldn't give them a dime. Dealerships don't make "errors" every deal down to the penny has to be approved through multiple levels. The salesman, the sales manager, and the finance department. If something was omitted it was done so on purpose. I agree that the mediator is a bunch of BS especially since it's done in partnership with the AG and the Ohio Automobile Dealers Association, which is basically the lobbying group for dealers. One guess who they will advocate for. My only "Action or solution that I think is fair" is for the dealership to transfer title"