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94ranger55
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I have noticed about 6 gmc/chevy trucks on the road with rusted passenger side bumpers...i wonder if they skimped out on the chroming process ? a friend has a 2010 with less the 25 k and has rust not good !
ecocavalier02
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+1 if i buy one it defnantly wont be from a gm dealership ill buy one outright from some one else who paid there money to em.mywaynow said:
fire_man
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I have a 1983 Chevy K10 driven through many upstate NY winters. There is almost no rust to this day on that bumper(just minor surface rust that buffs right out). The steel and chrome must have been "Made in the USA". Too bad GM lost the recipe.
crs7200 said:
Just for your information: a recall is safety or emissions related; a warranty is for manufacturing defects and wear-out that is faster than normal wear and tear. You are using the warranty as will anyone else that has a bumper from the bad batch of bumpers.
crs7200 said:
***ZOOM***
That was the sound of his post flying way over your head.
They aren't going to be recalling this "problem" because it is not a safety or emissions related problem. The terms of the warranty are irrelevant to his post.
Recalls cost TONS of money, so they try to avoid them at all costs.
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CountryBoy19 said:
NO, not a "ZOOM" . i understand that it is not a safety issue. But tell me this, you pay over $40,000 for a truck, don't you think that the dealership you bought it from owes you a call or letter saying that you need to check your bumper for rust because there was a problem??? Good business. Not to stir the pot, but keep your ZOOM coment to yourself. I have received letters from dealers in the past that explained other such problems. Like I said, it's good business.
Ya know what, I have been on here for a long time givning advice and adding constructive comments. I constantly see peoiple like yo with nothing better to say than carp. So, even if I get booted from this site (on no, what will I do!!??) you can go F&@% yourself and mind your own god damn business
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ote author="mywaynow" date="1300245060"]I used to be GM fan, but no more. No Obama Motors for me.[/quote]
Me either and add Chrysler as well. The government bailout was as effective as beating a dead horse. BTW The current issue of Consumer Report lists Chrysler and GM as the worst two builders of automobiles sold in this country. But that is no surprise for most of us!
ote author="mywaynow" date="1300245060"]I used to be GM fan, but no more. No Obama Motors for me.[/quote]
Me either and add Chrysler as well. The government bailout was as effective as beating a dead horse. BTW The current issue of Consumer Report lists Chrysler and GM as the worst two builders of automobiles sold in this country. But that is no surprise for most of us!
Elderthewelder
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Me either and add Chrysler as well. The government bailout was as effective as beating a dead horse. BTW The current issue of Consumer Report lists Chrysler and GM as the worst two builders of automobiles sold in this country. But that is no surprise for most of us![/quote]jensent said:
gm cars been so good to me some gm cars are junk you just got to know what to buy..... and that's been proven buicks with a 3800 been out over 30 yrs and no wonder why they can easily pass 300,000 with no problems
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