I didn't ask. The car was in Tennessee and I'm in Florida. Everything was
gone through thoroughly...except for that! After it was delivered, inquired
about it. They didn't come out and say it but it was basically, Sorry, no
second key, cars paid for, I'm in TN your in FL, bye.
Other than that (and before the sale), they were great to work with. I'm
sure they would have paid for a second key BEFORE the sale...
I guess it really doesn't matter too much. I did a lot of research on 06 PT
GT Turbo's. A local dealer had the same car and was asking 19,000 ish. My
wife's was $12,500 with around 12,000 miles.
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From: "Pindell, Tim P" <TPindell@otterbein.edu>
Sent: Friday, December 14, 2007 9:02 AM
To: <dml@dakota-truck.net>
Subject: RE: DML: RE: VIN
>
>
>>
>> Why should a new owner have to locate a missing key? Let's
>> go back to the
>> responsible party.....the dealership that sold the car! What
>> were they
>> thinking to take in a used car without getting at least two
>> keys? If they
>> did get two, then they must have lost one. Either way, I
>> think it's their responsibility to make two keys available to
>> whomever buys the car from them. Am I wrong?
>>
>> Ray
>>
>
> Makes sense to me. Doesn't a potential buyer often have a fair amount of
> leverage when it comes to this kind of stuff?
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