Dealer refused to work on my car
03-28-2010, 10:37 PM
#41
My car and my dads are both Rick Case cars...We have done a lot of service with them, and they do have the best prices, however Phil Smith on Federal in Pompano is pretty good as well.
I do a lot of the work myself, but my dad brings his to Phil Smith for almost everything, including when his trans went.
and btw, its only 389 with the coupon.
http://www.rickcase.com/acura/parts-...ce-coupons.jsp
I do a lot of the work myself, but my dad brings his to Phil Smith for almost everything, including when his trans went.
and btw, its only 389 with the coupon.
http://www.rickcase.com/acura/parts-...ce-coupons.jsp
03-29-2010, 01:20 PM
#43
hmm. We've never had any issues with them. Word of advice though, do NOT go to Delray acura. They are the most absurdly overpriced dealership anywhere for service. Their parts are decently priced, but service is ridiculous.
What tuner shop are you thinking about?
What tuner shop are you thinking about?
03-30-2010, 08:13 PM
#46
Since I work at a dealership I can understand. They don't want to be held liable. It's all about the customer maybe blaming them for having done something to their car. Customers lie all the time (I swear it worked when I brought it in) and they chose the safe route. Blame our litigious society, not the dealership.
The people who are quick to blame life's ills on a dealership have probably never worked at one.
I have at least 50 examples of customers lying about something. There are some bad dealerships out there but probably fewer on a percentage basis than independent shops.
The people who are quick to blame life's ills on a dealership have probably never worked at one.
I have at least 50 examples of customers lying about something. There are some bad dealerships out there but probably fewer on a percentage basis than independent shops.
but also there are quite a few independents shop out there that are a WHOLE lot better then any dealer would ever be
03-30-2010, 08:24 PM
#47
if it was warranty work it might be a little different with Honda paying, but even then you just found another dealer then, with Honda needing to honor the warranty and such
but sometimes you can't guarantee the reliability of the part itself, so easier to just say no warranty, even on labor, instead of trying to split a hair
Earn their pay for once.
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