Dealer problems - opinions

[kman]

Congrats! Now the fun begins!:2thumbs:

 

[Jeriatric]

Live in SW FL and have been working with a dealer by phone in central Florida. I left a deposit for an RT on Wed under the impression that they had access to the particular bike discussed. To even get to that point was painful, even though they advertise no fees, they have fees. When I questioned this and emailed their ad, they reduced the fees but raised the price on the Spyder. Sick of the calls and emails and wanting to expedite things, I agreed and left a deposit. I've asked for ANY paperwork from them, receipt, contract, simple list of cost breakdown, etc with no luck. Now I'm told they can't find the model we agreed on. I was promised to get it next week and obviously that's not going to happen.
What would you do:
- cancel credit card deposit and run away screaming
- be patient and trust the dealer
- file complaints with BRP, consumer affairs and state AG
- post dealer reviews on net by name
- try to work with the manager at the dealer
I'm trying the last option come Monday and I've of the opinion to give them a couple of days to come up with something and then just walk. Any other thoughts appreciated.

You got it! Hope all goes well for you.

 

[DrAwkward]

Pls keep us informed

Please let everyone know about the dealers after service or how they handle any warranty issues. Chosing a dealer and hoping to never need them (like buying life insurance I guess) is a big part of the buying experience. Enquiring minds want to know...
Doc