Acura Dealer Survey
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Acura Dealer Survey
Isnt Acura supposed to send a survey to be filled out to grade your dealer? I think they even mentioned this to me when I bought my car. Its been 5 months I've had the car now and still no survey. When do these usually arrive?
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I got a phone call from "American Honda" asking about the dealer about a week later. I got some survey too, but I think that was from and 3rd party company and doesn't go back to Honda directly, I haven't filled it out yet though, it looks long.
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Originally posted by Crazytree
I got a phone call.
I got a phone call.
oops...that got WAY off topic. Rant over!
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Hmph. I think my dealer is using phone surveys and I missed the call. But you would think they would at least call back. Isnt it mandetory that these things get completed.
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Originally posted by virus7
just finished filling mine out, I got it about a month after I got my car.
just finished filling mine out, I got it about a month after I got my car.
Now I regret it. They should've done the survey later than sooner.
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Originally posted by algorithm
I only got a phone call from a female with voice like a teenager. At that time, it's just three days after I bought the car and I gave out all excellent points.
Now I regret it. They should've done the survey later than sooner.
I only got a phone call from a female with voice like a teenager. At that time, it's just three days after I bought the car and I gave out all excellent points.
Now I regret it. They should've done the survey later than sooner.
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I received a phone call from American Honda. My salesperson got top marks, but the contracts manager got the lowest marks for pulling the typical dealer stunt of trying to sell me overpriced add-ons, etc. Stunts like that cast doubt on an otherwise exemplary dealer. Well, the dealer was fine other than their ordering mishaps.
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I haven't received mine yet, but I only got my car last week. When I was at the dealership, the sales manager emphasized that a 5 out of 5 was a passing score, and a 4 out of 5 was a failing score. He told me that if I was satisfied at all with the dealership, I had to give them a 5 because a 4 means something has gone wrong. As I was walking out of the dealership, I heard another salesperson giving the same speech to another customer.
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Originally posted by dunek
I haven't received mine yet, but I only got my car last week. When I was at the dealership, the sales manager emphasized that a 5 out of 5 was a passing score, and a 4 out of 5 was a failing score. He told me that if I was satisfied at all with the dealership, I had to give them a 5 because a 4 means something has gone wrong. As I was walking out of the dealership, I heard another salesperson giving the same speech to another customer.
I haven't received mine yet, but I only got my car last week. When I was at the dealership, the sales manager emphasized that a 5 out of 5 was a passing score, and a 4 out of 5 was a failing score. He told me that if I was satisfied at all with the dealership, I had to give them a 5 because a 4 means something has gone wrong. As I was walking out of the dealership, I heard another salesperson giving the same speech to another customer.
I really don't like evaluation systems that are designed that pressure people to give very high marks all the time (like 5/5). Not to sound pessimistic, but I don't think I have many 5 star experiences with salespeople/guest speakers/service departments/etc in the average month, period.
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Originally posted by jcg878
I really don't like evaluation systems that are designed that pressure people to give very high marks all the time (like 5/5). Not to sound pessimistic, but I don't think I have many 5 star experiences with salespeople/guest speakers/service departments/etc in the average month, period.
I really don't like evaluation systems that are designed that pressure people to give very high marks all the time (like 5/5). Not to sound pessimistic, but I don't think I have many 5 star experiences with salespeople/guest speakers/service departments/etc in the average month, period.
I don't like incentive systems that have no correlation with anything anyone is actually responsible for; 5 years ago incentive/performance bonus money was flowing like water, today we're lucky if we don't get taken out to the woods and shot. What happened? The once-booming economy fell into a normal cyclical recession, and then the nascent economic recovery was smothered when 19 idiots used Boeing jetliners with full fuel tanks as guided missiles. Anything there that was under my direct or indirect control? No.
And not that I was working any harder back then, in fact the opposite was probably true.
In the past I incorrectly assumed that such survey systems were designed to compile useful information that would then be used to improve the service. Not so.
I'm not about to take food out of the mouths of my salesperson's kids just because I didn't need a salesperson. So all "5"s it is, if they ever get around to sending me the questionaire!
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Sorry to drudge up an old thread, but I figured it'd be better than starting a new one.
Just sent in my new vehicle survey to an Acura address in Woodland Hills, CA. It was easy to be honest about the very pleasant purchasing experience. They also had a section about internet research and its relevance in the buying decision.
[Rant]
It'll also be easy to be honest if I receive a service dept. survey as well, but for opposite reasons. These guys couldn't successfully complete a pretty easy accessory install, and the entire logistical experience, from poor communication to the ratty loaner vehicle, left a bad taste in my mouth. A far cry from the feedback I've gotten from friends who own other "premium" brands, a la Lexus, Infiniti, and Audi. Seems, at least at this dealer, they have more of a Honda perspective than what I've gathered from other local Acura stores, and the first impression was poor enough to ensure there won't be a second.
[/Rant] Sorry.
Just sent in my new vehicle survey to an Acura address in Woodland Hills, CA. It was easy to be honest about the very pleasant purchasing experience. They also had a section about internet research and its relevance in the buying decision.
[Rant]
It'll also be easy to be honest if I receive a service dept. survey as well, but for opposite reasons. These guys couldn't successfully complete a pretty easy accessory install, and the entire logistical experience, from poor communication to the ratty loaner vehicle, left a bad taste in my mouth. A far cry from the feedback I've gotten from friends who own other "premium" brands, a la Lexus, Infiniti, and Audi. Seems, at least at this dealer, they have more of a Honda perspective than what I've gathered from other local Acura stores, and the first impression was poor enough to ensure there won't be a second.
[/Rant] Sorry.
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Same thread here:
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...threadid=30722
The scoring system is really wrong. If you didn't get your survey you either never answered the phone or got kinked!
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...threadid=30722
The scoring system is really wrong. If you didn't get your survey you either never answered the phone or got kinked!
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