500 Mile Incorrect Odometer Statement at Purchase

[OlYeller]

Originally Posted by VTXSteve

The dealership is Paulsbo RV up here in the Seattle area.

Didn't you mean Poulsbo RV?

[60sumtin]

Originally Posted by VTXSteve

So I go in today and talk to a few people and ended up with their licensing person. I told her about the discrepancy, and she told me that they use the milage from when they purchased the car, not after all the test drives.

I asked her what gave her authorization to deviate from the Odometer Mileage Statement, she got flustered and ran off and went into the general managers office for twenty minutes, then came out and said they would correct the paperwork and re-submit it to the state. I had a new odometer statement within a few minutes, someone was just lazy to do their job.

Or somebody just made a mistake. Most of us have done that a few times at our jobs. I know I've made some. If the MH has no warranty it doesn't really matter what the odometer says. A measly 500 miles is not going to affect the resale value.

[VTXSteve]

I am not concerned about the 500 miles as such, I just don't like that it looks like I have already put 500 since they prepared it for delivery, I have already had to take it back twice to have them correct things they did incorrectly, or did not do they were supposed to do.

I just don't like that if I have to have some work done, when they look at the milage it will show it has been 500 since they had possession, and anything I find they will not honor because of the 500 miles. I know this is cynical, but after all the crap they tried to pull on me I don't put anything past them.

Yes, it is Poulsbo RV, I have to make sure I don't drop the soap if I use their bathroom.

[vlxerdon]

" Yes, it is Poulsbo RV, I have to make sure I don't drop the soap if I use their bathroom."


Now there's a " stand up " recommendation if I ever heard one.