Re:Plumber sues Ford dealer after truck with logo was used b...
by dragonwriter on Monday December 14, 2015 @06:44PM
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> The Ford dealership that he sold his vehicle to cannot reasonably claim innocence, and has put this man's, and his family's, life in danger.
Sure, they can; they can, for instance, deny that the oral promise to remove the decal ever occurred, and suggest that it was concocted by the plumber to place the blame elsewhere after the images of the vehicle became public.
> I'd like to see an investigation, however, why a perfectly working truck was shipped overseas and left the American market.
An investigation? Someone thought that the overseas resale value was high enough that, even with the cost of exporting it, it was worth them offering more at auction then anyone else, including domestic purchasers. This isn't exactly a mysterious or unusual event.
Sure, they can; they can, for instance, deny that the oral promise to remove the decal ever occurred, and suggest that it was concocted by the plumber to place the blame elsewhere after the images of the vehicle became public.
> I'd like to see an investigation, however, why a perfectly working truck was shipped overseas and left the American market.
An investigation? Someone thought that the overseas resale value was high enough that, even with the cost of exporting it, it was worth them offering more at auction then anyone else, including domestic purchasers. This isn't exactly a mysterious or unusual event.