My 2019 Still in Dealers Lot GM just Letting it Sit There

[ILSilverado]

GM had to repurchase it because of an un repairable defect and appears to have forgotten about it months later.

Edited March 9, 2020 by ILSilverado

[f8l vnm]

Just going of my 2014 Which was a lemon and bough back from GM, it stayed on their lot for almost 2 months. 

I believe a GM rep will eventually make his way down and drive it away. ( but dont quote me on that ) 

Shes looking so lonley!

[jeremyp]

Interesting...What was wrong with it?

[JimCost2014]

My 16  buy back sat for roughly 2 months, then a flatbed showed up one day and took it to a local auction where my dealership was able to buy it back and resell it.

[ILSilverado]

7 hours ago, jeremyp said:

Interesting...What was wrong with it?

Front axle noise issues.

[bshort]

And after all that, you buy a 20?  That's dedication.  

[sharkman]

what is the small badge under the Silverado on the front finder?

[greco2003]

20 minutes ago, sharkman said:

what is the small badge under the Silverado on the front finder?

I believe it’s the Z71 badge

[sharkman]

as far as i know, the Z71 badge is larger and replaces the Silverado on the front fender on the 19 & 20's

[jlong1984]

1 hour ago, sharkman said:

what is the small badge under the Silverado on the front finder?

It says '5.3L'. Must have been added by the OP. 

[Cpl_Punishment]

On 3/9/2020 at 9:39 AM, JimCost2014 said:

My 16  buy back sat for roughly 2 months, then a flatbed showed up one day and took it to a local auction where my dealership was able to buy it back and resell it.

Who payed to buy the truck back from you, the dealership or GM? 

[JimCost2014]

14 minutes ago, Cpl_Punishment said:

Who payed to buy the truck back from you, the dealership or GM? 

GM, they owned it outright while it sat on the dealers lot.

 

Dealer wanted to sell it, but could not touch it.

[ILSilverado]

3 hours ago, jlong1984 said:

It says '5.3L'. Must have been added by the OP. 

Good Eyes!

[Cpl_Punishment]

23 minutes ago, JimCost2014 said:

GM, they owned it outright while it sat on the dealers lot.

 

Dealer wanted to sell it, but could not touch it.

Makes sense. 

 

Reminds me a bit of when my buddy's 25 year old truck was stolen. He couldn't be without a vehicle so he had to take the payout from insurance, which he used to buy himself the closest truck to the one that was stolen that he could find. Then the cops found his truck. But, no matter how much he begged, insurance wouldn't let him give back the payout and get his truck back. He had to go to the auction and buy it back with his own money.