Domestics car companies are just stupid. They take customers for granted
This is very true. Most of my latest experience is with Ford/ L-M dealers. I find that if I don't know about a TSB, or have a fix for the car, it's not going to come back fixed. I rarely visit the dealer, as I do all my own oil changes.
The DCX experience should be interesting. With any of my cars it seems like i need to find the right service writer to work with. Once I accomplish this, all usually goes well. The dealer experience is more than free soda and a kid's play area. It's all about treating the customer like they matter. The domestic manufacturers simply do not understand this yet.
The dealer that delivered my car, Westoaks Chrysler Dodge, has been the largest volume seller of Mopar Performance parts in the country in the last few years. I hope the performance image rubs off in the service area. We'll see.
DCX has a great opportunity to move upmarket with the LX cars, especially the 300C. Let's see if they will seize it, or fully seize up and blow it.
His: 2006 300C SRT8
Silver Steel with All Options
Plus: 275/40/20 Toyo Proxes 4's, Volant CAI, Mopar/Corsa Cat-back Exhaust, Satisfied Brake Pads
Hers: 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8
Bright Silver, with All Options
Plus: Satisfied Brake Pads/R1 Drilled/Slotted Rotors
Theirs: 2001 Mustang GT Convertible
K&N FIPK, Magnaflows, Steeda Tri-Ax Shifter, Mach 1 & Cobra Trim
Theirs: 1970 Challenger R/T SE
Sublime Green, 440 4BBL, 727, power steering & brakes
Theirs: 1969 Roadrunner Convertible
Sunfire Yellow, 383 4BBL, 727, power steering & brakes, factory air
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