by Guest » Thu Jun 17, 2010 11:38 pm
Did you know that in the Autosource Total Loss Condition Book it states: showroom condition vehicles should only be rated as a "2" which is "good". When you receive your evaluation they use the "typical vehicle" (read average vehicle they are comparing yours to) classification as good. It sure seems that when they do your evaluation they deduct for every little thing. Then the comps are all listed and they deduct off the average comp price. Like all those comps are showroom....really?
:shock:
To top it off all the comp vehicles have the exact same feature description. Anyone who shops on CL know 90% of the people can barely put in miles let alone the real details. It is ALL BS in my opinion. 8 week fight with LM and they appear to operate under the same MO...foot dragging, threaten to take the rental away, and just start with the lowest of lowballs.....BS I say and I am not going to take it anymore!
:shock:
To top it off all the comp vehicles have the exact same feature description. Anyone who shops on CL know 90% of the people can barely put in miles let alone the real details. It is ALL BS in my opinion. 8 week fight with LM and they appear to operate under the same MO...foot dragging, threaten to take the rental away, and just start with the lowest of lowballs.....BS I say and I am not going to take it anymore!
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2010 02:02 am Post Subject:
It sure seems that when they do your evaluation they deduct for every little thing.
Of course they do. Why wouldn't they?
Like all those comps are showroom....really?
Request a copy of the list and go look at them to verify.
To top it off all the comp vehicles have the exact same feature description.
There is a reason for that. All the vehicles are the same. :roll:
Anyone who shops on CL know 90% of the people can barely put in miles let alone the real details.
Request a copy of the list and go look at them to verify.
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