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Originally Posted by NPVPositive
It's possible, cars often get damaged between the factory and the dealership and the consumer is usually none the wiser.
I love how they are trying to blame in on the government! Damn that Gillard . . . first the insulation, then mining tax, now this.
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Originally Posted by Ian///M
Legit I'd say. What's the damage specifically... Does it involve a re-spray? I'd press for a loaner while you wait.
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Originally Posted by AlpineM3E92
I'd say it's time you put on your negotiation hat, I want the wheels painted (if you do of course) I want windows tinted (if you do of course) I want the performance grills and pedals, and anything else you can think of, performance steering wheel, performance seats (  $7000 worth).
You are in the drivers seat cause you ain't getting a new car!
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All of the above but most of all, go and see your car in its current 'damaged' state. They can't refuse you.
After you have seen it, calmly say you're not happy and let them squirm around you and if you want to, discuss the sweeteners. They will come to the party quickly as all dealers hanging out for positive post-sale feedback.
Sorry to hear your frustration, good luck mate.