[Minerbros66]

Originally Posted by CamaroSSStlfan

$1500 AND they give me a loaner ZL1 OR a C8 or late model C7 as a loaner and $300 gas card!


I assume if Chevy like totaled my Camaro they'd give me a brand new SS as well!

yeah more along the lines of what im thinking 500.00 isn't even car payment and insurance for the month lol.

[Minerbros66]

Originally Posted by ckt227

I have heard of that but never seen the letter. I know your car is not a rental, but I know what I have done to rental cars. No way some GM employee is going to rag out my car for a month for $500 and a KIA rental. If I had a 2005 Malibu with 190,000 miles on it then sure for $500. I would advise them to take their time with it even.

yeah I would certainly want to drive it there and back myself. all the testing is done on a rolling road type system I guess so no one drives it on the track or anything. Even with that being said I still don't like the idea of someone else being in control of my car lol.

[s346k]

yes gm, you can emissions test my bolt on/ethanol car that has no cats. im capping the rev limiter at 3k and reducing the timing to 12* while in your possession. not acceptable? ok, you can kindly fo.

[ckt227]

Originally Posted by CamaroSSStlfan

$1500 AND they give me a loaner ZL1 OR a C8 or late model C7 as a loaner and $300 gas card!


I assume if Chevy like totaled my Camaro they'd give me a brand new SS as well!

Mary Berra will not approve $1500. That would take away from her $10 million dollar bonus. The few times I have had my ZL1 or one of my c7's worked on, I got a Equinox, Silverado, or Colorado loaner. If they totaled your car, they might drop it in your driveway, but I can assure you they would say "Your problem. Hope you have insurance and GAP." C8 would never happen. I have had 7 Corvettes since 2010 from two different dealers. They don't care about your loyalty and both told me give a deposit and get in line. maybe you can get a 22 or 23. As far as a new SS, nope. They can't even keep up with demand. Maybe they would provide a no money down lease on a few year old Captiva (anyone remember those) that went unsold.

Best advice, I think its a cellphone commercial, "HOW ABOUT NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

[s346k]

if you want service from gm you need to buy a cadillac.

[Need4Camaro]

Originally Posted by Trochoidal

It’s more valuable to GM to have the ability to use your car. If they don’t get participation from a private owner, will the EPA fine them $500?

They’ve left a lot of customers on their own with the A8 mess. Now they want your help?

Hard pass.

Exactly

[CamaroSSStlfan]

Originally Posted by ckt227

Mary Berra will not approve $1500. That would take away from her $10 million dollar bonus. The few times I have had my ZL1 or one of my c7's worked on, I got a Equinox, Silverado, or Colorado loaner. If they totaled your car, they might drop it in your driveway, but I can assure you they would say "Your problem. Hope you have insurance and GAP." C8 would never happen. I have had 7 Corvettes since 2010 from two different dealers. They don't care about your loyalty and both told me give a deposit and get in line. maybe you can get a 22 or 23. As far as a new SS, nope. They can't even keep up with demand. Maybe they would provide a no money down lease on a few year old Captiva (anyone remember those) that went unsold.

Best advice, I think its a cellphone commercial, "HOW ABOUT NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

Sounds just like Ford and the 2011-2014 Manual Mustang GT transmission mess. Ford said tuff sh*T.


Or the older Mustangs and the cracking intake manifold that leaked. Remember that? There was a lawsuit over that too. Despite the lawsuit, Ford managed to find a way to deny me a manifold replacement despite 3 different mechanics telling me that Ford needs to be fixing it, not out of my pocket.


There are some Ford warranty work horror stories if you read the Mustang forums.


This is why American automakers lost their arses in the 1990s and 2000s. Poor quality and not standing behind their products.


And regarding demand, the dealers do have them on their lots. problem is the prices is too high and the dealers have these loaded up 2SSs and loaded up LT1s and they just sit and sit and sit on the lot for months. That and they offer sh*tty rebates and incentives on their cars.


At least Ford offers incentives.

[Snakely]

Is it just me, or does it smell of a scam? Its easier to fake a letter like that than it is an email address\site. There is no way i would even consider that.

[nancygrl]

Ah....no thanx.

[95 imp]

$500 covers the monthly payment with a little change to spare, but not worth the wear and tear, the inconvenience, or the worrying of whether something might accidently go wrong...

[ste1n]

$500? Lmao. The only way I let them test my car for $500 is they bring their test equipment and test the car in my driveway. If the car needs to be driven I can drive while they sit in backseat

[Spaceme1117]

I would call them up and ask if that $500 is negotiable also. $750 would be more appropriate.

But still its $500 for minimal inconvenience. I'd probably do it.

[Norm Peterson]

I have to wonder what they aren't saying in that letter . . .


Norm

[Rock-It Man]

Just no.