Originally Posted by Mike O'Daniel (Post 1585118300)

Looking at your tone here and comments on the "missing sills" thread it would seem to me that you've become quite important and for Christ sake, Don't they know who you are? Disrespect begets disrespect. Sometimes the customer thinks being a dick is going to get more done and I can promise you, it does not. I'm not saying for sure that's occurring here with your transaction, but as an owner of a business that has fairly high transaction averages, every once in a while a customer "escalates" to me that thinks his poop don't stink and if he's a real dick, I am pretty good at making him feel even more irritable and pissy.

Originally Posted by lawdogg149 (Post 1585118439)

Take a bag chair dude down there in the am sit in front of the front door tell everyone that walks in how things are really going. You will get your car or cops will be called. When they arrive tell them the story show them the papers of where you bought the car. While your sitting there twitter everyone the photos of you sitting there. Act crazy but don't leave the chair.

Originally Posted by Sin City (Post 1585118426)

Two words: lemon law.

Originally Posted by jackhall99 (Post 1585118470)

:lol: :lol: :rofl: :rofl:

Lemon laws are to protect you against a faulty safety or operational issue after repeated attempts to correct that issie have failed. Missing door sills don't quite fit the bill! :D

Originally Posted by 1320vetteran (Post 1585118368)

This guy has already paid for his care. How dare a dealer threaten to hold it.

Originally Posted by Sin City (Post 1585118495)

Agreed. I was talking about the dealer holding it "as long as he wants". Lemon laws count days in the shop.

Originally Posted by jackhall99 (Post 1585118535)

For a three time repeat SAFETY or OPERATIONAL issue in most jurisdictions. Read the laws. :cheers:

Originally Posted by jackhall99 (Post 1585118516)

The dealer didn't. An employee made the threat, ergo my post go talk tyo the owner of the dealership. The car leaves with the OP that same day! :cheers:

Originally Posted by Drake Heminger (Post 1585118365)

No different than buying followers for twitter and Facebook... They are all computers but you can't buy comments

Originally Posted by DCBE (Post 1585118517)

Bottom line, being you are the owner of the car, I would set up a meeting with him, take a friend (as a witness) and confront him as to when you will get your car and all conditions involved (Such as sill replacement). That should (Your witness) suffice as a recording being a witness could testify in court if it came to that.

Also as some others have indicated get the owner involved, might be time for the GM to find a new job.:cheers:

Originally Posted by FEAR (Post 1585118627)

actually you can

Originally Posted by harlold (Post 1585118562)

Not quite.

At least in VA (Where the poster is from) only 1 serious safety repair is necessary.

if the car is in the shop for more than 30 days in the first 18 months it can be lemoned.

Originally Posted by Pisswilly (Post 1585118493)

All that tracking with OnStar down the pissa!