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More locations and dates were offered in the past, but I guarantee that not every single person who wanted to attend the Abarth Experience was able to do so. Some still lived too far away from the closest offering or had scheduling conflicts with the dates offered. As I said, that is understandably upsetting to miss out, but to go so far as to claim that Fiat or Chrysler then owe the buyer something is absurd.
It appears my attempt to be rational and look at both sides of this unfortunate situation without emotional involvement has offended you for some reason. I've said multiple times that it's an understandably upsetting situation, so I have no idea why you are claiming someone doesn't understand why people are upset. Decreasing the number of venues offered for the Abarth Experience doesn't equate to being "treated badly". You make it sound like all new Abarth owners are entitled to have their Abarth Experience whenever they'd like and wherever they'd like even though FCA clearly varies and controls the number of venues and the dates. Placing blame onto FCA when the major issue here is unreasonable expectations on the buyer's part does nothing but make the buyer look like a child throwing a tantrum. If it's understood that the buyer must make arrangements to get to the Abarth Experience if they want to attend, it does not become unreasonable if the distance varies due to varying venues.
As I've said... sure it sucks, but demanding compensation isn't the solution. If someone can't afford to make the trip or it doesn't fit their schedule, that's simply not FCA's fault.
It appears my attempt to be rational and look at both sides of this unfortunate situation without emotional involvement has offended you for some reason. I've said multiple times that it's an understandably upsetting situation, so I have no idea why you are claiming someone doesn't understand why people are upset. Decreasing the number of venues offered for the Abarth Experience doesn't equate to being "treated badly". You make it sound like all new Abarth owners are entitled to have their Abarth Experience whenever they'd like and wherever they'd like even though FCA clearly varies and controls the number of venues and the dates. Placing blame onto FCA when the major issue here is unreasonable expectations on the buyer's part does nothing but make the buyer look like a child throwing a tantrum. If it's understood that the buyer must make arrangements to get to the Abarth Experience if they want to attend, it does not become unreasonable if the distance varies due to varying venues.
As I've said... sure it sucks, but demanding compensation isn't the solution. If someone can't afford to make the trip or it doesn't fit their schedule, that's simply not FCA's fault.
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