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Aug 10, 2006 | 05:02 PM

#41

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From: Downers Grove IL

St. Jude Donor '15

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Originally Posted by rcs128

Heaven forbid a dealership makes some money. They've got rent to pay, salaries to pay, inventory to buy (they're paying to have all those cars on the lot), insurance to pay, advertising, etc... So if you don't want to support a local business, take your money elsewhere. And when the Chevy store closes up, don't come here and whine about how there's no place to buy your C7.

Oh, and enjoy your Yaris.

There's a difference between covering your overhead and raping your customers. If Cheverolet wanted to, they could close ALL of the dealers and sell their product themselves. I don't plan on supporting a local business that nickel and dimes a consumer over petty little crap like shop rags and plastic bags. I'll gladly take my car to a local shop that knows a helluva lot more about the C5 than the dealership.

Aug 10, 2006 | 07:49 PM

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istsme98

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From: york pa

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Originally Posted by EVIL_C5

nice, as if they extra 30 min they charged you wasnt enough....

the greed of a car dealer never fails to amaze me.

Aug 10, 2006 | 08:21 PM

#43

da vette guy

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From: foley al

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Originally Posted by EVIL_C5

the greed of a car dealer never fails to amaze me.

it isn't just car dealers, 2 years ago in a 4 hour divorce mediation, i spent $1900 for lawyers to give my ex-wife about everything she wanted. my lawyer charged 150 hr for travel time in his fabulous 1994 v6 mustang.realtors get $6000-10,000 or more for selling just an average house,$10,000,000 a year for some football players, what about oil companies? so where does it stop?

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