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Hi All,
Got a call from the dealer today that my Hummer has arrived, but that upon inspection it is flashing a warning about a battery fault. A GM Hummer engineer came out and recommended replacing it. Replacement battery is en route, and the GM Hummer engineer will do the replacement. I should have it end of next week. They also offered to give me a replacement vehicle by creating a new reservation and "bumping it to the front of the line", but they would not give me a hard date.
So my question to you all is....should I take this one after they replace the battery? Or should I wait for one with no issue from the factory, without knowing when I'll get it?
Also, would this affect the resale value of an EV? I'd think that it would on an ICE vehicle, but unfamiliar with the EV market dynamics.
Thank you all for your insight!
Got a call from the dealer today that my Hummer has arrived, but that upon inspection it is flashing a warning about a battery fault. A GM Hummer engineer came out and recommended replacing it. Replacement battery is en route, and the GM Hummer engineer will do the replacement. I should have it end of next week. They also offered to give me a replacement vehicle by creating a new reservation and "bumping it to the front of the line", but they would not give me a hard date.
So my question to you all is....should I take this one after they replace the battery? Or should I wait for one with no issue from the factory, without knowing when I'll get it?
Also, would this affect the resale value of an EV? I'd think that it would on an ICE vehicle, but unfamiliar with the EV market dynamics.
Thank you all for your insight!