GM's return policy may not be worth the hassle

And, of course, if you purchase a similar Toyota Camry, and realize that you don't like it, and the automoble fits the above mentioned 7 criteria that GM demands, you can return your Camry, no questions asked, right???????

You really can, right??????

And, of course, if you purchase a similar Toyota Camry, and realize that you don't like it, and the automoble fits the above mentioned 7 criteria that GM demands, you can return your Camry, no questions asked, right??????? You really can, right?????? ================================================

*Not a chance. If you read what I posted below, you would see that even a $5 shirt from Wal-Mart has similar restrictions on returns.

And, of course, if you purchase a similar Toyota Camry, and realize that you don't like it, and the automoble fits the above mentioned 7 criteria that GM demands, you can return your Camry, no questions asked, right???????

******* Im sure you can get rid of it, but it will cost you some money. If it is a certifiable "lemon", you can get out from under it.

If you just made a poor buying choice, you will have to pay for your mistake.

The GM deal will cost somebody money too. There is no free lunch.

Let me ask this...$22,000 is a pretty cheap price. GM has been losing a fortune, and continues to bleed.

How do they continue to sell cheap products like this, even though they are losing money, without being called for "dumping".

I think we all know that it IS, in effect, dumping, but where does the legal aspect cave in?