Seriously, GM? On the Accord forum a member posted a small fire that started in a headlight connector, very fixable damage. The dealership called Honda to report it and Honda said don’t touch it. They gave the owner a brand new car and took his to review the issue. THAT is how you treat customers.
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How could a fire in an unmodified 1-year old vehicle NOT be the manufacturer’s fault????
Or you could just side with the man who is trying to avoid getting dicked by Saleen.
Brt, I will now sue you in court.
Under Canadian law, everyone is entitled to his or her opinion and may voice same, as long as it is not done in a defamatory fashion.
Until this article, I forgot Saleen was even still a company.
If they need other people to buy Saleen products in order to fulfill your order, then yes, that is the definition of a Ponzi scheme.
Obligatory.
Saleen: the Donald Trump of the automotive business.
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One time I bought a recliner and...
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Even the salt flats have a lower cholesterol than I do.
I also wear my seat belt all the time.
- Waiting ‘til after the blind turn to pass the bicyclist
Going out for a ride ride, at an accelerated pace for any length of time? Basically my full track gear, minus the full back protector (have one in jacket).
Other pains in the ass, in list form
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