One thing I think folks need to keep in mind is that this is an unprecedented time in the global economy, thanks to COVID. Businesses have been faced with decisions they’ve likely never had to in their own history, namely when supply chain up and down goes haywire, not only does timing get wonky but pricing which is dependent on the stability of supply no longer has a ready foundation. Companies need to make sure they can weather the storm and so do consumers. Make smart decisions for yourself, and pull out of transactions you cannot complete due to changes in circumstances (I bet a lot of us have those). You do risk hurting relationships, but between survival and having to rebuild a customer segment, I would choose the latter.
Mind you, I say all this while I have a car on order at MSRP, and I know I’m not getting everything I’d likely be able to get a year from now. That’s my choice, and I accept the general disruption I am experiencing from a response time average for the same reason. You have to look at the whole system, not just the two people you’re dealing with.
Good luck to everyone, both consumers and producers. This is a tough time but we’ll get through it if we keep our heads screwed on tight and straight!
My 2019 Purchased Nov 2018 has 11k miles total. Fully loaded Msport all options grey with white interior. Perfect shape. Turn in November if someone interested. Warranty food u til Nov2022.
Before I place my wager I would like to clarify how you will issue my refund of $0 in case something goes wrong. I would like the terms upfront (I’ve learned my lesson by reading 160+ posts in this thread!)
Thanks Rick. I’ll keep this brief so that this broker can keep trying to bury the negative reviews by soliciting positive ones. I just linked the review, it’s not my deal - the complete story is available from OP through the link.
