After filing a complaint with Better Business Bureau, Consuemr Protection Office and Fair Trade Commission, GM fianlly responded. It directed me to Grand Prize Cadillac in Nyack, NY (not Martin Cadillac!) to repair my car. It is still unfortunate that it had to take govenrment agency's involvement for GM/Cadillac to properly service its customer. To my dismay, Martin Cadillac was not even in the picutre in resolution of my serive issues.
I have always driven Japanese cars and this was first time purchasing American car somehow believing all the recent events with the Big Three have helped them wake up and get their acts together. Based on my experience, GM and its dealers, especially Martin Cadillac, still have a long way to go to catch up their foreign competitions.
What I had to endure after giving them $54K business — lack of professionalism in dealing with clients, unresponsiveness to customer issues/concerns and lack of timeliness in resolving problems — epitomizes the problems of American Car industry.
As for me, I am going back to Japanese/Korean next time I buy my car.
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