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Take the case of Peter who e-mailed the following to me this morning.
"I purchased my new car 7/31 from the dealer's lot and still have not received it for my clunker.
The dealer refuses to release my car even though the NHTSA (see cars.gov) clearly states that the dealer should release the new car to the customer since it's on their lot and they should collect my clunker before they submit the voucher."
Hmmm..seems to me Peter is in Clunker hell. Stuck with a beater the dealer should have taken in, but frustrated he can't complete the deal? Are there other people suffering the same fate as Peter, who waits for his deal to be finished?
E-mail me and let me know if this has happened to you. Let's see how many people are stuck in a Clunker situation. Later today and tomorrow I'll let you know how many people are in the same spot.
Questions? Comments?







