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Someone left me a message on my back door
Here is the email sent to Sergio, CEO of Chrysler.
Hello Sergio,
I'm sure you may recognize my name by now lol. I'm the one that had choice words with Sherman Dodge. Was I wrong, of course. Was the dealer incompetent, yes. Wish things on both sides could have worked for the better but it is what it is.
We were doing the buy back program and today Jill Carter said we would owe $13,000 minimum due to mileage. We have just over 100,000 miles now and back in August we had around 50,000. So we now are being penalized for miles though we were told different by Sandra at ISG. The dealer sales manager, Tom Conway, told Sandra we use this van for our transportation business and would put a lot more miles on it. Sandra told him as long as they're not vacation miles it didn't matter. Now it matters because we put so many on. What were we suppose to do let the van sit as a lawn ornament until Chrysler got our van which took nearly four months. We have a monthly payment so we must work the van. Jill just said it's all the extra miles. Like I said what were we suppose to do?
This lemon van we have here now fails us again it could bankrupt us. We have been in business for a year. It would definitely force us to shutdown. No compassion? What is 50,000 miles for a billion dollar company such as yours? This great country of ours bailed Chrysler out with billions of dollars and I'm here asking compassion for around $13,000. I don't get it. Were small business people that made an investment with your van and I think it's a great accomplishment to do so much work with this van in such a short time. I can't believe Chrysler is going to squash us like this. Please intervene.
There's also issue of a roof vent I put on the van. Jill doesn't have accurate info on this either and I didn't get into specifics with her. At the time Sandra spoke to my wife initially we had a rooftop A/C installed. I have receipts to prove purchase date which was done in the spring. The roof vent was put in place with the onset of winter approaching so the A/C unit wouldn't see the elements of the winter season. We didn't expect the new van until late November. Jill believes this was something done since the buy back was initiated and I can show the A/C was there prior to. My wife spoke to Sandra concerning this in their initial phone calls and Sandra stated any upfitting you do we will reimburse you for upon receipts.
Please tell me which you value more; knowing you allowed for a small company continue with their love for transporting freight or putting $13,000 in Chryslers pocket.
Chrysler has shown real compassion over the last year concerning our van issues. Stephen Brown has exceeded my expectations with making himself available and seeking solutions. I'm asking for Chrysler for more compassion. That's why I am shocked still that Jill is showing no compassion. She's stuck on $$$$$. I told her we have lost more money in revenue during the downtime that our van was being repaired for numerous issues than the $13,000 she's requiring. It's as though she wants to penalize us for something.
I asked to speak to you and Jill said you wouldn't. Are you on a higher pedestal than me? Are you an elitist? Are you the 1%? I'm none of that either. I am, though, a Chrysler customer. What does that mean to you? To me it means everything and so does this van. I am someone that had a dream of owning my own van and running my own company hauling freight. Your product fit the requirements and the dimensions exceeded the competitors. I envisioned a long road of success and adding more Promasters to our fleet. By my word of mouth only I have sold four Promasters to one fleet owner and another buddy bought one. That's five Promasters yet Jill is hesitant over $13,000 and 50,000 miles.
Nobody told us if you continue to use this van as a work van you will be penalized. If we knew all that then we would have chosen a 2014 van. But the dealer couldn't locate a 2014 comparable model so we had to wait for a 2015.
I plead with you to stand behind this product and honor what was originally agreed to. We never received any of our rights at the beginning concerning the buy back program. We took Chryslers word. That word was we wouldn't be penalized for the miles then or as we continued to wait for a new van.
I await your reply and truly wish to see you make an honorable decision. Our future in this line of work rests solely on you and this lemon.
You both beg for compassion, and sound a bit condescending. "Save us from this lemon your company produced, Mr CEO." Do you see what I mean? IMO, it should've sounded more businesslike, and less pleading. Also, coming across like he owes you, because your country bailed his company out... not a good idea.
You both beg for compassion, and sound a bit condescending. "Save us from this lemon your company produced, Mr CEO." Do you see what I mean? IMO, it should've sounded more businesslike, and less pleading. Also, coming across like he owes you, because your country bailed his company out... not a good idea.
Here is the email sent to Sergio, CEO of Chrysler.
Hello Sergio,
I'm sure you may recognize my name by now lol. I'm the one that had choice words with Sherman Dodge. Was I wrong, of course. Was the dealer incompetent, yes. Wish things on both sides could have worked for the better but it is what it is.
We were doing the buy back program and today Jill Carter said we would owe $13,000 minimum due to mileage. We have just over 100,000 miles now and back in August we had around 50,000. So we now are being penalized for miles though we were told different by Sandra at ISG. The dealer sales manager, Tom Conway, told Sandra we use this van for our transportation business and would put a lot more miles on it. Sandra told him as long as they're not vacation miles it didn't matter. Now it matters because we put so many on. What were we suppose to do let the van sit as a lawn ornament until Chrysler got our van which took nearly four months. We have a monthly payment so we must work the van. Jill just said it's all the extra miles. Like I said what were we suppose to do?
This lemon van we have here now fails us again it could bankrupt us. We have been in business for a year. It would definitely force us to shutdown. No compassion? What is 50,000 miles for a billion dollar company such as yours? This great country of ours bailed Chrysler out with billions of dollars and I'm here asking compassion for around $13,000. I don't get it. Were small business people that made an investment with your van and I think it's a great accomplishment to do so much work with this van in such a short time. I can't believe Chrysler is going to squash us like this. Please intervene.
There's also issue of a roof vent I put on the van. Jill doesn't have accurate info on this either and I didn't get into specifics with her. At the time Sandra spoke to my wife initially we had a rooftop A/C installed. I have receipts to prove purchase date which was done in the spring. The roof vent was put in place with the onset of winter approaching so the A/C unit wouldn't see the elements of the winter season. We didn't expect the new van until late November. Jill believes this was something done since the buy back was initiated and I can show the A/C was there prior to. My wife spoke to Sandra concerning this in their initial phone calls and Sandra stated any upfitting you do we will reimburse you for upon receipts.
Please tell me which you value more; knowing you allowed for a small company continue with their love for transporting freight or putting $13,000 in Chryslers pocket.
Chrysler has shown real compassion over the last year concerning our van issues. Stephen Brown has exceeded my expectations with making himself available and seeking solutions. I'm asking for Chrysler for more compassion. That's why I am shocked still that Jill is showing no compassion. She's stuck on $$$$$. I told her we have lost more money in revenue during the downtime that our van was being repaired for numerous issues than the $13,000 she's requiring. It's as though she wants to penalize us for something.
I asked to speak to you and Jill said you wouldn't. Are you on a higher pedestal than me? Are you an elitist? Are you the 1%? I'm none of that either. I am, though, a Chrysler customer. What does that mean to you? To me it means everything and so does this van. I am someone that had a dream of owning my own van and running my own company hauling freight. Your product fit the requirements and the dimensions exceeded the competitors. I envisioned a long road of success and adding more Promasters to our fleet. By my word of mouth only I have sold four Promasters to one fleet owner and another buddy bought one. That's five Promasters yet Jill is hesitant over $13,000 and 50,000 miles.
Nobody told us if you continue to use this van as a work van you will be penalized. If we knew all that then we would have chosen a 2014 van. But the dealer couldn't locate a 2014 comparable model so we had to wait for a 2015.
I plead with you to stand behind this product and honor what was originally agreed to. We never received any of our rights at the beginning concerning the buy back program. We took Chryslers word. That word was we wouldn't be penalized for the miles then or as we continued to wait for a new van.
I await your reply and truly wish to see you make an honorable decision. Our future in this line of work rests solely on you and this lemon.
I see your point. What's good for the goose should be good for the gander in regards to the bailout. It is a lemon, their own words. It is pleading because I'm trying to get their attn and also for him to realize they're backing out on an agreement. I don't like the business approach because I'm trying connect personally. As for owing us, hell didn't the taxpayers lose billions on these bailouts? I think they owe more than just a lemon.
Did you get this agreement in writing?
I got my poke in on another thread.....It wasnt therapy, they gave him downers to bring him off of the happiness high !!!!!! LOL LOL
Poke Poke !!!!!!!!!
Grumble, grumble !Well GOOD Morning World! The sun is shining and the snow is melting and we love working with Murray and Sally! Here's to another great week! *tipping my coffee cup*
Have another cup Ragman! Works wonders I'll tell ya!Grumble, grumble !
Thank god for Tim Hortons.Have another cup Ragman! Works wonders I'll tell ya!
Thank god for Tim Hortons.
First look: Tim Hortons Store #1 renovations | Inside Timmies
Store #1.....I used to hang there in my 20's....lived right around the corner....
too bad they didn't keep it in the original format!