What is the name of your state? Georgia.
My car dealer came to my home to pick up my car for routine service. They left me a loaner car at 10:45 a.m. At approximately 11:20, I left in the car with my parents as passengers and around 11:28 a.m., the front left tire blew out causing a one-car accident. Injuries were sustained. The dealership, while owning up to liability, refuses to give me the contact information of their insurance carrier.
What can I do?
UPDATE:
Today, the owner of the car dealership from whom I've purchased two new vehicles since 2001 and still have one under warranty from them, emailed me and told me that she was the owner and that she decided what information went out on her company and that they would no longer offer loaner cars to me and they would not pick up my car for service. Furthermore, she told me that she wanted me to establish a relationship with another dealer of the same manufacturer. All that I can assume is that she is evicting me as a customer simply because I am trying to hold her insurer responsible for the injuries sustained in the loaner car. This is the same loaner car that the rep. for the region told me needed more "due diligence in maintaining the tire pressure" which caused the blowout.
My car dealer came to my home to pick up my car for routine service. They left me a loaner car at 10:45 a.m. At approximately 11:20, I left in the car with my parents as passengers and around 11:28 a.m., the front left tire blew out causing a one-car accident. Injuries were sustained. The dealership, while owning up to liability, refuses to give me the contact information of their insurance carrier.
What can I do?
UPDATE:
Today, the owner of the car dealership from whom I've purchased two new vehicles since 2001 and still have one under warranty from them, emailed me and told me that she was the owner and that she decided what information went out on her company and that they would no longer offer loaner cars to me and they would not pick up my car for service. Furthermore, she told me that she wanted me to establish a relationship with another dealer of the same manufacturer. All that I can assume is that she is evicting me as a customer simply because I am trying to hold her insurer responsible for the injuries sustained in the loaner car. This is the same loaner car that the rep. for the region told me needed more "due diligence in maintaining the tire pressure" which caused the blowout.
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