<VV> 3-speed Corsas

[FrankCB at aol.com]

Doesn't surprise me.  Reminds me that  I had to go to SIX GM dealers to find 
TWO who knew what they were  doing in getting me all the options possible when 
I wanted to order the 1995  Chev/Pontiac/Olds (APV/TransSport/Silhouette) 
minivan.  I don't expect the  salesman to KNOW all the data, but I do expect him 
to be able to FIND it for  me.  Too many of them wanted to give me just a 
total price "on the  back of an old envelope" that they told me "included 
everything you want".   How many GM dealer salesmen knew you could order a factory 
block heater for  only $19?
    Fortunately, now we can do our OWN  research on the Internet to find out 
what's available, especially the option  PACKAGES, for the various models we 
are considering purchasing.
    Frank "fussy with my money" Burkhard
 
In a message dated 6/3/2008 7:51:08 AM Eastern Daylight Time,  
rgubser at zoomtown.com writes:

A man I  worked with ordered a '65 turbo Corsa that was delivered with a 
3-speed. He  had assumed the 4-speed was standard and the salesman didn't tell him 
 otherwise.  He must not have minded the 3-speed too much as he kept the  car 
for over 20 years.

--
rgubser
e-mail:  rgubser at zoomtown.com







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