kloisdad
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My TTS finally arrived at dealership but had a stop sale on arrival. SA said that it was just some QC checks, but now they've discovered that the car has PDCC Chassis Faults and needs to be repaired (I have no idea what that entails) before we can pick up the car.
I live a few hundred miles from the dealership and they've offered to pay for me to fly down to sign the paperwork so they can ship the car up to my local dealer and have it repaired in their service center (or repair it at their own, but delay purchase).
Anyone know what this type of issue is and what the repair involves? Anyone ever heard of this on a brand-new vehicle? Should I be worried that the $226,000.00 car I'm about to buy is already broken?
I live a few hundred miles from the dealership and they've offered to pay for me to fly down to sign the paperwork so they can ship the car up to my local dealer and have it repaired in their service center (or repair it at their own, but delay purchase).
Anyone know what this type of issue is and what the repair involves? Anyone ever heard of this on a brand-new vehicle? Should I be worried that the $226,000.00 car I'm about to buy is already broken?
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