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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sdhow" data-source="post: 22367" data-attributes="member: 8099">It was a "known salvage car" due to a misdiagnosis by a certified Chevrolet dealer.  It was a faulty timing chain, but nowhere near the $9,000+ in repairs they quoted her.I'm not complaining...I got a one owner car for $1,500...that never should have been totaled. The stealership was trying to profit by selling her a new, overinflated car AND repair her car and flip it on their lot. That's how they turn a 25% margin on every deal...and why the average purchase is nearly $50k. She had enough and told them to shove their GM crap and sold it to the dismantler to tow it off.My point is...the dealer you worked for is the exception today. More dealers are about the profit margin and less about  customer relations. I think the last few years and the "fair market value" adjustments prove my view.</blockquote>