Don't believe everything you are told.
They offered to buy it back for $60k... I bought it for $75k.
Before I'd lose $15K, I'd spend less and get an attorney involved. I've known people that resolved issues like this for much less with the proper legal motivation.
the paint hasn’t been corrected yet. I don’t have buyers remorse lol. Once this is taken care of I’m gonna buy another R. I’m selling the base gt350 to my dad
Yeah I checked the vin. It’s brand new. Treated like shit but still new. I paid $75k for it which I feel like is a good deal for a new 2019 gt350r but not when it’s been abused by the dealer.
finding a good dealer is hard! Either way how do you build a relationship before hand? I can see building a relationship over time...One of the most important aspects of purchasing a HP vehicle and in particular a Mustang is getting to know and build up a relationship with your Ford dealership on all levels whether is be sales, service or the detailing department. If you don't want to take time to get to know them and build up some sort of relationship then that is your problem. I have had countless times where by service, sales and the detail department have helped me out tremendously based on getting to know them and a personal relationship.
Based on your comments I suggest that you don't paint all Ford dealerships with the same brush as they all don't use an automated car wash and can tell you that some of the "dinkleberries" at the dealership level have been there for a very long time and many of them know the difference between a gritty was mitt and a clean one. Many of these same Ford dealerships deliver Ford GT's to their customers and who do you think details those cars prior to delivery, it sure isn't the GSM or GM.
I am not suggesting that all dealerships operate exactly the same whether it be their detail people of body shop people but can tell you from 5+ decades of buying Pony Cars from the Blue Oval Brand that there are some very good people out there in these departments and if you haven't found one then suggest it is time to move onto to one that meets your approval.
Over the years I have seen many individuals take home their brand new Cobra R, GT500, Boss 302, 50th Anniversary Mustang GT, GT350/R, etc. whereby they didn't want their cars cleaned up and detailed and only to find that once they got their new rides home and all cleaned up they found several issues after which time they took their cars back to the dealership in question asking for compensation and especially when dealing with CF wheels at ~$6000 a wheel. I personally know a few individuals that have unfortunately gone down that road and you can imagine how that all went.
In this case I suggest that this car should have been completely detailed and inspected by someone prior to the car carrier being involved and then shipped a long ways in a somewhat neglect condition.
If that had been done most or all of these issues could have been dealt with up front and/or eliminated completely but now we have an enclosed carrier involved and a Ford dealership that is a very long ways away and suggest this may not be an easy fix but hope that I am wrong.
With the car coming out of the NE maybe you or one of you car buddies could have helped inspect this GT350R prior to departing for down South and might have caught a great deal of these issues right up front.
lmao!
I been trying to find a good ford dealer or a car guy ford dealer I can’t... and don’t even know how to look for one...
how did you start the buy back process due to issues? what dealer is this anyways?
What was the MSRP? 75k is high for a new 19 R. MSRP on my 19 was 73,595 and that’s a loaded car. I got it new in October of last year for 6k below MSRP.
sorry to break it to you but they were were going for 7k under MSRP back in Nov-Feb. Alright denizens, the low bid is 60, do we have 63?
72k
well lucky me being able to still find a new one 5 months later and paying a little extrasorry to break it to you but they were were going for 7k under MSRP back in Nov-Feb. Alright denizens, the low bid is 60, do we have 63?
