If anyone's interested....
 

I went to order my new camaro, and Bob Maguire chevrolet on 206 in Bordentown has a camaro if anyones interested in checking it out. It has a $1897 option for the World Series Phillies badges lol.

bah if i wanted to look at a fat ass id just go to the strip club :mrgreen:

Ahahahahahahahah 1800 bucks in any sort of Philly badging is 1900 bucks too much.

How long did they say for it to come in? As soon as my dad's vette sells he's ordering a 2SS.

I'm curious, did you sit in one and drive it, or did you just order it sight unseen?

It takes about 4-6 months for it to come in after you order it. They only had the 1lt and i want a 2ss so their gonna call me IF they get one in so i can test drive it to make sure i like it. Im either gonna order it at the end of the year or wait till next september when the 2011 comes out. Im still debating on the 2010 or the 2011. I definately would not order one without test driving it first lol

I read on the window sticker, "world series phillies badges $1897" and im looking all over the car and I couldnt find them. So i asked the guy where they were and they dont put them on the car until someone wants them, because a lot of people are yankees fans lol. Its only like a 4" badge a keychain and a different set of stripes on the car.

Oh, ok. You said "I went to order my new camaro", I took that as you ordered it.

True...let me rephrase....."I went to talk about my plans for ordering" lol. I just really wanna test drive the ss before I buy one

LOL christine you change cars like some ppl change underwear! Are you trading in the charger or keeping it? I have a bad feeling you'll end up with a mortgage payment on your cars by the time you're done

Wellllllllll........the lease is up on the charger in April 2011, but Chrysler has been giving me a hell of a time with warranty work on it because they filed bankruptcy. So I definaely wanna get out of that situation ASAP. So that's why I was thinking order the camaro at the end of thios year and bow out of my lease a year early or wait until september of 2010 and order the 2011 camaro and have it come in at the end of my lease. I'm already paying a pretty chunck of change for the charger, so I should at least have a car that can get fixed when it breaks lol
But you are soooo right melissa

meh what are you gonna do when gm goes under?

you must hate your paychecks.....i mean, you really have to hate them to just spew them into payments

and buying out of leases

I make alot of money, and this would be the first lease i would be thinking of buying out of, im not going to stay with dodge if their unwilling to make good on their warranties

The Fed has backed all of Chrysler's warranties. If your dealer is giving you trouble getting something fixed under warranty, start making phone calls up the chain of command.

- Justin

Yea, so far I've gone thru the service manager and the dealer manager and I'm still getting the same run around. Now I'm just gonna contact Chrysler directly.

go to a different dealer

Just to be clear...they filed Chapter 11 under the Bankruptcy laws to protect them from debtors.
They did not file for Bankruptcy.
Cicrcuit City = Bankrupt

Chapter 11 is bankruptcy protection. Chapter 7 is liquidation. As Al said, Chrysler is Chapter 11. Crane Cams is Chapter 7.

I process warranties at my dealership and the only reason I could see them wanting to turn you down is that their ratio is too high. I would assume you have more than an out bulb or something simple. A dealer can only submit so much money in warranty claims, and if they are one of the only Dodge dealers in the area, that makes it hard because many people will only come to them.

For instance, my dealer is one of only a few Ford dealers that will service PowerStrokes in the commercial form. Therefore, our warranties are high because no matter what, PowerStrokes are exxxxxpensive!

You're better off going to another dealer. Need to remember people are getting scared that they will never be able to get their car fixed again so they are probably bombarding the dealerships now with problems they have been living with.