My Letter to GM Corp.
04-01-2000, 02:05 PM
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Dear Sirs:
As an avid Corvette fan and owner of a 2000 Coupe, I have a question which I would like a definite answer to:
"What are you doing to address the very prevalent problems of the steering column lock and the fuel sending unit failure, that many, many people have been experiencing"?
I await your response,
Sincerely,
Ellis Gray, on behalf of
The Corvette Club of Delaware Valley
(Phila PA)
As an avid Corvette fan and owner of a 2000 Coupe, I have a question which I would like a definite answer to:
"What are you doing to address the very prevalent problems of the steering column lock and the fuel sending unit failure, that many, many people have been experiencing"?
I await your response,
Sincerely,
Ellis Gray, on behalf of
The Corvette Club of Delaware Valley
(Phila PA)
04-01-2000, 10:27 PM
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Indypace, One thing you should have added to your letter is what about the poor service from Chevrolet dealers. Iam glad I have a good dealer for service here in NE PA. Fairway Chevrolet in Hazleton PA.
But after reading the horror stories about service here on the forum I can't understand why GM would put up with this.
Corvette ED
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President Schuylkill Valley Corvette Club
But after reading the horror stories about service here on the forum I can't understand why GM would put up with this.
Corvette ED
99 Nassau Blue Hardtop Loaded
President Schuylkill Valley Corvette Club
