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Hendrick Chevy trying to pull a SCAM


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I bought my Silverado from this dealership and regret it after seeing this Camaro. All 35th SS's are RED period. Here is a black SS that they put some stickers on and marked up the price 5K $.  :cheers:

 

Its the Hendrick chevy in Cary NC.

 

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someone should show gm this.  Bet they would really like it.  

 

You should go in and inquire about it and call them on heir fake   :thumb:

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Would this Hendrick Chevrolet happen to be owned by "Rick Hendrick" as in Jeff Gordon's car owner? Wouldnt surprise me seeing as he has been slammed before for scams.
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Would this Hendrick Chevrolet happen to be owned by "Rick Hendrick" as in Jeff Gordon's car owner? Wouldnt surprise me seeing as he has been slammed before for scams.

Yes it is him. But i cant blame him for paying off the Japs to get the best hondas. They expect gifts in their culture i understand. :cheers:

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Guys, i've sent a link to this thread to my good friend at Chevrolet, the Product Manager for the Camaro.  :cheers:
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This should be interesting! I wonder if there is an acceptable way of doing this, such as buying all of the parts for the upgrade and installing them after the fact, or buying the car red and repainting another color? :cheers:
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Well, it seems that Chevy knows about these cars. They are not happy either, but there is really nothing they can do.  :cheers:
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I don't see wy you all are getting so upset about it for

 

 

it's just a package car, just like the intimidator monte carlo that dale earnhardt chevrolet started selling..

 

theres nothing you or gm can do about it because they aren't infringing on anything. It's just a sticker and appearance package..

 

Theres alot more things around to get your panties in a bunch over, than a meesly packaged camaro

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who in their right mind (custom mind) would pick a plain boring red camaro over one with graphics and ram air hood,  who gives a crap about the sticker... the look is better
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Performance Chevrolet in Durham is a better dealer, but their inventory is lacking.  

 

BTW - I can understand your view on this Larry E, but the way I see it this is like putting a Type-R sticker on a Civic DX.

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The idea of somebody else choosing what graphics are gonna be on my car isn't exactly a favorite of mine. Especially when I don't like the graphics.

 

I think those graphics are ugly, I'd buy a plain black one and add my own graphics later on.

 

 

If it had those two solid stripes that came in Camaro SS's back then, I would have different feelings on it.

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