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No lawyer would waste their time.

Take a seat, it’s going to be awhile.

Thanks, I think

Are you driving around Charlestown, Boston robbing banks or driving around town waving at people? In your bronco of course.

Nevermind. I got it.

I’m sorry, I don’t see a sound clip. I click on 3 links.

I understand, I’m just saying that you don’t actually own the vehicle, so I don’t really know what a police officer can do to stop the dealership. If that’s what ford told you, then that’s bonkers, because it seems to me if the people who actually build the vehicles can’t stop them what’s the...

Another story that makes no sense. If anybody were able to do anything, it would be ford. What can a cop do, you don’t own the vehicle? I don’t get why ford told you that.

Exactly this.

That’s not on the dealers , that’s on ford.

It’s does stand out to me, that’s why I mentioned it. It’s stands out because they didn’t want to order it for one reason or another and I don’t see why.

It’s not over yet? Do I really have to suggest to try a different salesman. Its a 50,000$ vehicle I would have called every week til the order was in. You had to have known the sales didn’t put the order in with no confirmation email from ford. It’s not that they couldn’t put the order in ...

What’s call diversifying assets? Loyalty is a word you should look up. If the first guy did a good job for you the 1st time, you should have used him again, you probably wouldn’t be telling this story. Honestly this story doesn’t make a lot of sense, somethings missing.

Because it would make sense to a stick with the salesman who did the other order. You weren’t going to buy both were you?

Doesn’t look like they were doing it wrong, looks more like they didn’t want to do it. Maybe there’s more to the story.

Uh, no. No would of worked just fine, nobody forced him to purchase, the vehicle has a warranty , and he could bought a extended warranty after he left the lot. Nobody coerced him, he agreed of his own free will. It’s called being an adult. All you have got to do is look at who the warranty...

No is a easy short word to say in those situations.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/are-we-to-assume-that-dealers-primarily-want-to-screw-you.39835/ Still don’t want to accept responsibility.

Your buying a vehicle worth over $30,000+, not a plate of food , being an adult is hard. Learn the word “no”

Technically he didn’t lie about the warranty. Nobody made you buy a warranty, you could of said no , and got a warranty after you bought the vehicle. You went in unprepared for reality.