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I went there yesterday they all had an attitude, told me they will cancel the truck. and walked away. I asked about my deposit and they said they will send a check. so hopefully it shows up
Good thing you got out of there. They try to charge you too much and then get mad when you find something better.
For those wondering, this is false information. I reached out to a friend of mine at one of the dealers here in SLC. The vehicles are on the railcar all the way up to SLC then trucked to surrounding dealers. Estimated time is roughly the same.
I offered, but the salesman laughed at me!
I have the same email from "Jeff". Hopefully they will actually look into some of these cases like they say.
At any given time in the USA (prior to Covid) there was at least 20% cargo just sitting waiting to be picked up/moved by America's truckers. It is much worse now since Covid. That is on top of the baby boomers retiring and the young generation of the day doesn't want to drive a truck.....there are thousands of vacant trucking jobs and multiplying almost daily. We currently have some really old truck drivers...my neighbor is about to turn 80 and he's still driving part time. In the next couple of years shipping is really going to get expensive.....he who pays the most.....will get there stuff moved in a reasonable amount of time....all others will just sit for very long periods of time.
On the build sheet, the “5.5 additional gallons of fuel” line item is just the amount of fuel they put in the vehicles as they roll off the line to go get road tested.
Guess they gotta have something in em' to roll with.....lol
Same
