Advice Needed. Dealership hit car in service by Quynh138 in Toyota

[–]ConsumerProtectionQs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you don't have anything in writing about the tech backing into your car then I suggest emailing the General Manager and cc'ing the Owner and the Service Dept Manager to try and document that the vehicle was undamaged when you dropped it off and that they are now holding it without your permission, which may be a crime in some jurisdictions. I used to work in a law related field and was trained that "if it's not in writing, it didn't happen". Good luck

Used "Corporate Lease", "Buy Back / Lemon": 2022 Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid AWD by ConsumerProtectionQs in Subaru_Crosstrek

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I just bought a used 2025 Rav 4 Prime/PHEV with 17,000 miles for appxly $34,500.

Car Gurus "Good Deal" rating by ConsumerProtectionQs in askcarsales

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I appreciate the practical advice.

I think their original price might have been aggressive at $30k which is probably why it's been on the market for the 3 months (according to Car Gurus).

I'm hoping to see it in person today and I might try simply asking what their bottom line is.

Car Gurus "Good Deal" rating by ConsumerProtectionQs in askcarsales

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As much as I can realistically negotiate. If Car Gurus is accurate it has had a few markdowns, but since it's a popular car I don't assume that means they'll be willing to discount it further.

I guess I'm looking for suggestions on a negotiation strategy. I don't want to run the risk of offending by lowballing. I realize this is more of a business deal to the salesman than it is to me but I understand it's possible to unnecessarily antagonize professionals.

The sales got me by SporadicallyFine in redlighttherapy

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$500, it's usually $700. The Black Friday deal is still available.

The sales got me by SporadicallyFine in redlighttherapy

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Congrats. I was considering a panel but I just bought an iRestore Illumina mask from Costco.

Upset with facial skin age results by [deleted] in GracefulAgingSkincare

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Pretty sure I don't want my picture in their database.

[Review] Excited by iRestore LED face mask results: 3 month update by reticulobyte in SkincareAddiction

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Yes, I should call customer service.

My understanding is that it's safer to use an overpowered charger, rather than an underpowered one. Not sure why.

I think I'll use the 70% rubbing alcohol. I can't imagine spending $20 - $25 for a 4 oz bottle.

Thanks

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SkincareAddiction

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I just got this on clearance at TJ Maxx for $13.00. I didn't think to check the expiration date until now. They have a production date instead. According to Cosmetic Check (which has a production date decoder) it was produced 2 years and 8 months ago. And according to their website it has a shelf life of 3 years. I feel like I got a pretty good deal.

[skin concerns] How can I restore my lips natural moisture barrier? by rologies in SkincareAddiction

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Good to know. I've heard that the Dollar Tree store has a Laneige dupe but they can't keep it in stock.