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He went on to say that a salesman took a customer out in my car since they had no Vettes in stock but had several on the way. When they got back to the dealer the customer let out the clutch and it learched forward hitting their service bay door.
I had a friend who worked at a shop show me a video of him driving a customers lambo...the owner would not be happy if he saw the video. I think it happens far too often.This must be more common than I thought, I have driven 3 customers cars while they were in for service unknown to them.
F*ck, do people have no respect nowadays? It says a lot about a person when they would rather potentially trash a person's prized possession on public roads, rather than pay $200 for an exotic driving experience on a race track.I had a friend who worked at a shop show me a video of him driving a customers lambo...the owner would not be happy if he saw the video. I think it happens far too often.
Did you purchase a vehicle from the dealership that let you drive someones car? Maybe it just me but there is no way i would knowingly drive another customers car without permission.This must be more common than I thought, I have driven 3 customers cars while they were in for service unknown to them.
I read his statement as being that he had driven his client's cars (I believe he is/was a track instructor).Did you purchase a vehicle from the dealership that let you drive someones car? Maybe it just me but there is no way i would knowingly drive another customers car without permission.
I know the shop, it was two minutes away from my house, there are no safe roads around it to push a car. So he either took a long drive to the highway or countryside or he drove on unsafe roads. If he had wrecked it he would have been fucked.F*ck, do people have no respect nowadays? It says a lot about a person when they would rather potentially trash a person's prized possession on public roads, rather than pay $200 for an exotic driving experience on a race track.
If I was in charge of GM, I would be taking notice of this. If the dealer did not make the customer happy, it is GM's responsibility to step up.Some of the comments at the bottom are amazing! Several people think it's GM's responsibility to buy him a new car, not the dealership