skargo
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Re: Stolen boats falls from trailer!
I'm just relating my personal experience working in the automobile business. Once insurance companies get involved, common sense goes out the window.
Just imagine, the boat dealer submits a claim to their insurance company. Said company sees the boat is in fact owned by the customer, not the dealership. What do you think their response will be?
Has anyone noticed, that when you buy a new car, Papers completed, funds signed over, that your Salesperson or Finance officers watches and waves to you as you leave the lot? I think it's understood that you assume ownership when and after you take said vehicle off of the lot. (Sure, they are nice people and all but they are making sure you leave) If the boat was new and the dealer was completing the outfitting, I think the buyer could expect the boat that he purchased. Now if the boat was on the lot due to maintenence or installation of some kind...well that may be an insurance call.
I don't know, I maybe wrong.
Fish
I'm just relating my personal experience working in the automobile business. Once insurance companies get involved, common sense goes out the window.
Just imagine, the boat dealer submits a claim to their insurance company. Said company sees the boat is in fact owned by the customer, not the dealership. What do you think their response will be?