Likely came from the dealers garage keepers policy...not out of their own pocket. Dealers insurance company will likely subrogate against the customer's insurance company who backed into the OP.I have to say I'm impressed by the dealer. The fact that it was a customer that backed into your car and not an employee and they bought the car from you and said they'd take care of you is a very good gesture by the dealer.
I second the R gambit. At invoice...If not, walk...You are in a good bargaining position.What about an R allocation? Sometimes under special circumstances, an R allocation could be had. Probably MSRP under the circumstances.
what I see a lot lately is those huge D rings that hang from hitches. It's one thing to have one set up for puling you out if you get stuck, or more preferably keep it in your tool box or under seat. but some of them are outrageously huge. I can only imagine what that would do to a low sitting car if backed in toIf it was wrecked while in their possession they should at least sell you an R at MSRP or below. I dont know the details but that is crazy that a car get wrecked while parked. Usually its someone taking the car for a joy ride. Now im more paranoid taking mine for warranty work.
It was probably a lifted bro truck. If it was a PSD it probably had semi stacks and the truck nuts rubbing into the GT350 is what wrecked the car. :doh:
Sorry to hear about your car. But the dealer seems to be taking care of you, kudos to 'em.Another customer backed into it pretty hard in his truck
I agree with you completely but I still don't know what I want to do next. I am not going to rush into a 60-70k purchase till I am. Even if they decide not to honor their agreement, i would rather spend the extra money to get exactly what I want so I have no regrets. I think when the 19s start hitting base 350s should be easy to come by under msrp and I would think a 350R shouldn't be terribly hard at or just above msrp.My impressions are that time is not your friend. Settle one way or the other and finalize it. It's up to you what you do. Best!