MsKlaws, I don't subscribe to Group Think. Just because this is a forum of similar interests, that doesn't mean I have to believe you're being mistreated simply because you're a woman. The 2 things are separate and separable. You haven't proven what's happening to you is because you're a woman. The inverse of that is all good things happen to men simply because they're men. If that were true, we'd never be unhappy. I agree with what you and others have said about getting this matter taken care of in a professional and respectful manner, to include anything and everything you can get due to the inconveniences you've had to endure. The dealership hasn't come through on their representation. As a fellow 2020 6.2 owner, whose truck was built during the time period in question (6/20 to be specific), I'd likely try to get what I could for the inconvenience as a peace of mind that if I experience future problems I know it'll be taken care of. However, minimizing piss poor customer simply because your a woman is poor judgement on your part. You can't prove it's because your woman. To say such is a cheap shot at the people involved on what could very likely not be discriminatory at all. If they're doing it to you then they are likely doing it to other people too, and I bet gender isn't at the root of the issue. All people should be treated fairly and equally, regardless of gender, skin color, etc. A business who doesn't act this way should be called out. For clarification, my parents divorced when I was 4. My mother never remarried. I was raised by my mother. I have actually seen discrimination based on gender, and how it not only affects the woman, but the whole family she's the head of, too. Homelessness became the eventual result for my family because people assumed a woman should be at home raising children, not working 2 full-time jobs to provide food, shelter, and clothing for her children. Crying about things happening because she's woman didn't fix any problems, and her problems were much bigger than a broken truck. She picked herself up, and did the very best she could. I think she did an amazing job when circumstances were actually against her. Btw, according to the US Census Bureau, women are the majority gender in this country. Women are not a protected class in this country (and neither are men). Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk