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Originally Posted by aspiring335

I wouldn't recommend anyone reuses this letter, since it's unlikely to deliver any kind of positive result. No offence to the OP, but it's way too long and the tone is likely to make the relationship between you and the dealer 10 times worse than it already is. It's also a bad idea to fill the letter with threats and pseudo-legal verbiage, since it makes the letter difficult to read and seem unprofessional.

As justified as it may be, you're also insulting T&C throughout the letter, so they really have little or no incentive to respond positively. IMHO, it would have been far better to have requested a sit-down meeting with the GM or Sales Manager and calmly explained the situation, presenting two options: resolve the situation by getting me a car in a way that works for both of us, or let's both walk away and tear up the original lease agreement.

Flame away...

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