AORoads

Do you see those dealers on Long Island who are claimed to not service a Corvette owner's car going out of biz? Don't take what I said as condoning an action---instead take it as a snapshot of what exists. And btw, referring to GM as a company, do you see them going away either with no customers----I'd say most dealers are therefore "performing" well enough to keep their customers, and bring more in the door.

Jay_Davis

People get away with things until they don't. VW didn't go away, but they sure paid a price for their behavior, as did a bunch of individuals. I've seen dealers disappear once a bad reputation became known by enough people, or by the state because of their business practices. So don't just accept it.

AORoads

I don't. but apparently people in the areas of the subject dealers mentioned on Long Island seem to be customers who are not getting your message. Tell them.

RFBHD

I really find this hard to believe .... there has to be more to the story....4 dealers said no appointments for Corvettes for 3 or 4 months??? So if I drive my car on Long Island and it breaks down ....sorry no service for you!!!!

JALLEN4

They are refusing service for resident who went out of state to buy. I think you would find a different response for visitor with an emergency.

skyhawk50

Rick Risser at Klick Lewis is a great supporter of our Corvette Club!!!

Al@MatickChevy

I wish you were closer to us... We have several happy vette owners that didn't buy with us but I know they will next time. Service is a big deal. I wish I could do more to help.

JerryU

It's known as collusion! You could complain to the NY Attorney General but that may result in a knee cap problem!

I'm sure if you break down they will fix it at a price! If you don't like the price and go to another dealer you'll get the same quote or higher!