<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by sfox:
. Honestly if that was the only dealership in my area...I wouldn't own a Hummer.

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i KNOW I KNOW....... i FEEL THE SAME WAY

Can't we do something about these guys?

Our numbers are big enough to petition Hummer. Mabye send an e-mail with a link to this thread or to that link Almighty Paragon provided.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by DennisAJC:
Can't we do something about these guys?

Our numbers are big enough to petition Hummer. Mabye send an e-mail with a link to this thread or to that link Almighty Paragon provided. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I agree with Dennis. IF we would all get together & voice enough with Hummer along with documentation it just might do some good. I disagree with not owning/buying a Hummer. I just stick it up their ass and buy elsewhere & then make them do the warranty work (although the only thing I've had is the CD player). Hey Dennis..just checked out the MOAB video...looks like a blast. Luv the Gold Bond add-in!

Sounds like one of the ususal scams. Glad you got your cash back!

http://www.carbuyingtips.com/scams.htm?x=0tekxgl_eoyyqkz_ttky3&y=Sat%20Jan%2029 %2009:28:29%202005

Also, known as the "Yo-Yo". Lots of people email us about this scam. You trade in your old car, and the "LieNance" manager says you got a good APR, hands you the keys, and you drive home. Two weeks and 500 miles later, they call you saying "Sorry, you didn't qualify for the interest rate we signed you up for". This is where "subject to financing" clauses on contracts bite you in the butt. Everyone thinks that you sign papers and drive off and the deal is done. But it's far from done. They knew what you qualified for before you signed, unless you lied about your income. Otherwise they'd never let you drive off with the car.

WOW that was me