Would you have this fixed? Wait??

[Ronkh]

Was doing a rinseless wash today and noticed these on both sides. Would you have the dealer fix? Wait? I`m a little worried that if they try to fix it, they will mess it up more or screw something else up.

[Migue]

oh man, did the dealer repaint it at some point ? or is that factory?

[Ronkh]

oh man, did the dealer repaint it at some point ? or is that factory?

There was no "disclosure" form given to me. Paint felt/looked the same as rest of car.

[512detail]

umm

IMO, the amount you paid for that car

YES

you haven`t polished it yet, right?

well that`ll give u a reason this fall- its only gonna get worse right? dr color chip might not be best right there but I really don`t know either way

[512detail]

finally found a use for the dislike button! man that sucks

hey you could have a black car back again if you peel all of it off

[Ronkh]

finally found a use for the dislike button! man that sucks

hey you could have a black car back again if you peel all of it off

Hey, take it easy with the dislike button..... It takes rep points away.

[512detail]

Hey, take it easy with the dislike button..... It takes rep points away.

Oh sorry Ron i dislike the photos not the post.

If a mod can remove it im ok w that. It was an impulse hit

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[rlmccarty2000]

That sucks! Take it back to the dealer. If your car has this trouble I`m sure there are others. It may continue to peel. It reminds me of the new 1977 Ford LTD II I bought and the paint peeled off of the whole hood. I thought those dark days were long gone.

[LEDetailng]

I would have it repainted by the dealer who sold you the car.

[Accumulator]

Rohkh- I fear that eventually that`ll *have* to be fixed lest things become utterly unbearable by most any standard

[Loach]

The dealership should absolutely pay to have that fixed while having nothing to do with choosing the process by which it becomes fixed. Their version of "fixing" it adds a completely new level of problems that will have to be fixed. Crazy a defect like this pops up this early!

[Ronkh]

The dealership should absolutely pay to have that fixed while having nothing to do with choosing the process by which it becomes fixed. Their version of "fixing" it adds a completely new level of problems that will have to be fixed. Crazy a defect like this pops up this early!

The way the vent is mounted and flexes, I wonder if this isn`t somewhat common.

[Sonic Mustang]

The dealership should absolutely pay to have that fixed while having nothing to do with choosing the process by which it becomes fixed. Their version of "fixing" it adds a completely new level of problems that will have to be fixed. Crazy a defect like this pops up this early!

Dealers do not pay for warranty claims. If you read the warranty, GM is on the hook to make it right and doesn`t have to give the customer a say in how the repair will be done. Where did you get the notion of getting the dealer to pay?

[glfnaz]

Just saw this thread. As Warren Zevon sang: "Send lawyers, Guns, and Money". Get it fixed right Ron. "The ```` has hit the fan".

[JSFM35X]

Dealerships like to sell cars. Happy, satisfied customers buy cars and unhappy customers go on forums and name names, scan documents and post pictures. Could go on but I think the point is made. People tend to move toward the least pain and car dealers and most l business toward higher profits, good bisinesses toward doing the right thing and customer satisfaction.

If I had to guess that`s not a GM defect. The car had lot damage and was fixed on the cheap and not too soon after the sale it`s peeling.

Dealers do not pay for warranty claims. If you read the warranty, GM is on the hook to make it right and doesn`t have to give the customer a say in how the repair will be done. Where did you get the notion of getting the dealer to pay?