I purchased a new Silverado last Friday. Sight unseen because it was in-transit. I signed an odometer disclosure form which stated that the truck had 8 miles on it, I questioned the salesman and he responded that they had to put something in the blank. A week later, I picked my truck up at the Dealership and the odometer read 240 miles. That's excessive in my book. I know what they did. They did not want to pay for a transport so they sent a driver and drove the truck from wherever it was (no one would tell me where it was coming from at the initial sales). I guess they just pass this own to the consumer? Should there be some kind of comp? Couple free oil changes? Something?

I bought the truck from Dan Vaden Chev in Brunswick Ga.

 

Welcome from Florida. It's too latte now, but you should not have accepted the truck until this issue was resolved. I had a problem with the dealership when I bough my new truck a while back. I gave them a bad review on Google and quickly they called and gave me a free bedliner to keep me happy and remove the bad review. It's worth a try.

 

You are right. It appears you did the same as me. I'd like to try that Google. How did you do it?

 

I went to Google and in the search I typed in the dealer name and reviews.

 

After posting some negative reviews to them, the dealership reached out and offered four free oil changes. I accepted the offer. At least they are trying. Alls good.