2014 Stingray - Quarantina Edition
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2014 Stingray - Quarantina Edition
All cars that had to spend an extended period of time in Nashville are well deserving of a special distinction. Let's call them:
"QUARANTINA EDITION"
Now we need our own special emblem.
"QUARANTINA EDITION"
Now we need our own special emblem.
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The fact that GM is taking the time to correct early production problems should be praised rather than made fun of over it. I for one would rather wait longer to get a trouble free car compared to leaving it a dealer to get things fixed. IF GM just shipped the cars all you would hear about is poor quality control in the new C7. This is much ado about nothing. Gm should be praised for doing the right thing about Quality control & delivering a finished product to the customer.
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The fact that GM is taking the time to correct early production problems should be praised rather than made fun of over it. I for one would rather wait longer to get a trouble free car compared to leaving it a dealer to get things fixed. IF GM just shipped the cars all you would hear about is poor quality control in the new C7. This is much ado about nothing. Gm should be praised for doing the right thing about Quality control & delivering a finished product to the customer.
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The fact that GM is taking the time to correct early production problems should be praised rather than made fun of over it. I for one would rather wait longer to get a trouble free car compared to leaving it a dealer to get things fixed. IF GM just shipped the cars all you would hear about is poor quality control in the new C7. This is much ado about nothing. Gm should be praised for doing the right thing about Quality control & delivering a finished product to the customer.
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What do you expect? There are over 300 of us whose cars are in limbo. Whenever we are on the Forum, the first thing on our mind is learning the status of our cars.
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The fact that GM is taking the time to correct early production problems should be praised rather than made fun of over it. I for one would rather wait longer to get a trouble free car compared to leaving it a dealer to get things fixed. IF GM just shipped the cars all you would hear about is poor quality control in the new C7. This is much ado about nothing. Gm should be praised for doing the right thing about Quality control & delivering a finished product to the customer.
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You are missing the point, it is only correct for GM to at least let us know what the problem is and then everyone would feel a heck of a lot better. For as long as they kept our cars, they could have built new ones.