So my coupe has been at the dealer for the last 3 weeks. The guy just called and said its ready - $7000 later in damage done. I've been driving this G6, which isnt a bad rental, but man you dont know how much you miss your G until you cant drive it for 3 weeks....

Hey 1 good thing about this tho is that they fixed my vibration and shaking in the car due to those new aftermarket rims i put on *HOPEFULLY*. I guess we'll just have to give it a whirl when I'm cruising buck 20 on I-71 today

 

Welcome back sir, please remember to use lube before humping the tailpipes

 

Buaahahahaaaaa LMAO

 

Sorry if its been mentioned...but what happened to your G? Blown motor?

 

Yeah no problem - some lady just ran her car right into me. I was turning right onto a side street and she was crossing the street to go to the bank...and wham outta no where some car just barreled into me.

Here's a pic of the accident. sorry its low res. because I'm too cheap to buy a digital camera. Camera phones work enough for me....


Once i get my ride back I'll post the new and improved (aka refurbished) G. Hoepfully the boys at the dealer did it rite.

 

OUCH!!!! , My initial insticts would to have givin' her a back SHLAAAAAP, JK, I don't hit women.... tho at times!!!!

 

<b>tha_kid</b>, did your insurance cover all the charges? How much was 1 hour of work at Infiniti? Around $95?
After the accident I had had, I went to a third-party because my insurance company (Commerce in Mass.) covers only $35/hour work.

 

I actually didnt even look at the hourly rate for Infiniti, but I'd imagine it was somewhere around there. Didnt matter to me tho, the more expensive the better since I wasnt paying, I could care less. They gave me the option to take it anywhere i wanted. So for obvious reasons, I thought the dealer would do the best job. And I have to admit it looks new again.