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I bought 4 cars from them, including the van I was driving. They did lose a genuine customer, not just a potential one. The "crux" of the matter was the warranty company agreed that if the dealership were to amend their cause of failure, the repairs would have been mostly covered - everything except, of course, the belt and cost of labor to install a new one. As the dealership knew the belt was intact (and was less than 2 months old), and still refused to change the ticket, offering only to forgo the cost of the parts (a little more than 1-4 of the final bill), I simply took my business elsewhere. That was, btw, only the last straw in a series of poor services-repairs done by them. 2 yrs to still fail to diagnose, much less repair, an A-C leak that another dealership found and repaired in 1 visit was another black mark against them. (The repair was completed once I went to another dealership, after the above fiasco - and from which I've since bought 2 more cars, and recommended them to several friends, who have also bought cars.) -- TeaLady (mari) Old cars 1797 This doesn't make any sense. Why would a garage risk its working arrangement with a warranty company by being obstinate, one that already agreed to pay the repair bill... Sunshine is not conducive to the efficient work environment. Therefore all access to the outdoors shall be limited to those persons who perform non-productive tasks, and managers.
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