knux,

last i heard (2 weeks or so), alta woodbridge had a black on black w/sport ON THE LOT!

Thanks man! I still have to wait till mid July for my agreement to expire but it's good to know there's some Black M6s out there still.

Call me gay, but I ordered the orange int. to go with the brembo breaks I have picked out but I'm not picky what-so-ever. Black on black would look nice with 30% tints all around.

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considering i ordered black w/persimmon too, i would not call you anything but awesome! hahahaaa:tup:

My girlfriend also mentioned it reminded her of halloween.

sounds like your gf is mocking our color choice!! lol

she'll be scared of other girls flocking to your halloween car once she sees it in person!! :rofl2:

Did you put the deposit on a major credit card? You may be able to do a charge-back through the bank based on "bogus/misleading info from the dealer"

I'm going to man up and eat the $400 IF they get the car by the right date. According to the papers I signed, they have 3 months from the date I "pre-ordered" to get the car to me. After 3 months I can back out of the contract or work out a new deal and date.

$400 on a $50k purchase is hardly a ripp off, especially when you are getting something for that money.

Skip couple of dins and ur golden.:tup:

PS: Food for though, how much are you getting ripped off by paying TAXES on that $50k?

They changed the tires out?! Which Nittos?

I would tell the dealer you're reporting them to the BBB if they don't refund the 400 and give you back your original equipment.

Nitrogen gas instead of Air inside the tires. Not Nittos Tires.

OH!!!! Oops... Read it wrong! My bad. I guess I was tired... or something. LOL


Still would do what I suggested... Refund or BBB report.

I would double and triple check the fine print. USUALLY, if you haven't taken delivery of the car you can back out of the deal. I was in a similar situation with a car dealer and did that very thing. Be prepared to wait 6 weeks for your refund...

A consumer-advocacy Agency in your govm't.? A good litigations lawyer? (The latter may be counter-productive 'cause the e$quire's charges might upset your budget!) Good luck.