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I just bought one, and here's what I did:

1 - shopped all over the country via the web, no loyalty to ANY dealer even though I bought my last 4 locally from the same guy.

2 - I looked at my finances and determined what my absolute highest comfortable monthly note would be.

3 - I started emailing dealerships (no PHONE) and communicated with them ONLY via email or text and I told them exactly what I wanted. "I want X model, X trim, NEW or USED but under 30k miles and I want my note after all is done to be $XXX (less than the highest I had calculated) I am putting X down."

Then I let them come to me with offers, several times they offered over what I wanted my note to be and I would reply, "That's not the note I said I wanted, find something that matches for that note"

Eventually I got the vehicle I wanted at the price I wanted. BUT I had to be realistic about what my buying power was for the note I was willing to take on.

Clearly Antarctica and the glaciers have eliminated DEI yielding amazing results!

This sounds suspiciously similar to the whole "gluten allergy" thing that suddenly became something out of nothing.

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Then you hate our team too

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“Hate” lol wow. I’m aware LSU has done similar at times and I didn’t like it then either. It’s trashy

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Win and you can talk shite. Lose and you have to take it.

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This is shite mentality. What a terrible sportsman you must be. No excuse to yell “frick you” to the other team in a non-contact team sport. Coward shite. Kid pitched less than 40 pitches in an entire series. And mouths off like he did it all. Terrible look. Amateur hour.

Very astute and insightful observation! I will definitely be checking back into this thread for more groundbreaking pearls of wisdom.

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And you didn’t look at it before signing.

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This is not accurate, OF COURSE I looked at it. I just didn't notice it, as you can see in the picture, and as evidenced by the statement from the sales guy about not noticing it, its difficult to spot especially on a practically new vehicle and no matter how you cut it, a DEALERSHIP doesn't sell damaged vehicles. IF they had seen the damage they clearly would have fixed it before selling it.

You can't seriously tell me a business highly dependent on customer service would willingly deceive a buyer and secretly hope they don't notice the damage till after the sale then tell the buyer to eff off.

Well lets find out, can YOU spot the damage here?

Not to mention, the CARFAX was clean as a whistle.

Long story short, I just bought a truck for my son. Dealer came down from Hammond and delivered the truck, I signed the papers and they left. Shortly after I went to check on the temp tag and noticed damage to the rear bumper. Due to the location of the damage and the color of the truck, it's really hard to spot the damage unless you are specifically looking for it.

I went back to the dealer website and checked the pictures there and sure enough, if you look close enough you can see the damage. This was a 2023 truck with 20k miles so clearly I was not expecting there to be any damage outside of some minor nicks.

I texted the sales guy pictures and asked about it, he said they must have accepted it like that "On Trade" and that he had already shown that truck twice and never noticed the damage.

So I guess my question here is are they obligated to make it right? Do they legally have to disclose any damage at the time of sale?

Trying to see how much leverage I have here to make them fix it.

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Let’s not forget about Mr Hall who was killed

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I guarantee if you could talk to that man he would absolutely not want Lacy to have his life ruined over this, especially not have him off himself because of it. Sad all the way around.