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Originally Posted by geek808@outlook.com
I wouldn't accept the car unless I was legally bound by the dealership. As others have noted this probably happens all the time and the consumers don't even know about it. IMHO I'd see what would happen if you tell them you don't want the car unless you see the auto body shop work order. Just my 2 cents!  |
Right.
Go see the car. In my state the dealer or distributor (TMS) doesn't have to disclose pre-delivery damage below $800 on a "new" car, so if the limit is the same in CA the dealership was forced to disclose the damage, it's not something most would do voluntarily.
Something fishy going on here with the dealership. I'd want full disclosure before and after repairs before acceptance. It's not like there's a shortage of RS 1.0s so if they refuse your terms and/or cash settlement, walk.