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Re: Preferencial treatment
On Oct 9, 10:33pm, deecee@exit109.com wrote:
> Here is my answer. In my opinion the customers who purchase cars at my
> dealership should get preferential treatment over customers who live in
> town and purchased from other dealers.
That's a good point. When I bought my car, I was living in Sacramento.
I knew I was moving in a month or so (post graduation) to the SF Bay
Area, but I decided to get the car before I moved - I needed a car I
could trust. (My 1980 Oldsmobile wagon was gettin freaky.) So since
I did move, I'd hate to think that the dealer would "punish" me.
However, the dealer that I go to for service - Sunnyvale VW - just rocks
and they're tres cool (most of the time).
Funny story: They were all upset because when they tried to fix my
ABS light they somehow locked up my alarm. They were worried when
I picked it up - fortunately, all I had to do was pull the fuses and
let the alarm reboot. But it was kind of cool to see them worried
about it. :-)
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