The dealership dented my fikse
The dealership dented my fikse
To make a long story short, I took my car to the dealership for a problem and it came back with two new problems. When turning on the lights the right light doesn't pop up any more and to top it off, they chipped/dented part of my right rim and it's pretty deep. Sticks out like a sore thumb. They gave me the car back yesterday and I saw this today when I was taking it out of the garage.
The thing that ticks me off is these two new problems weren't there when I took it in. It's also going to be pretty expensive to fix the rim now.
They also washed the car when I asked them twice not to but I won't worry about that.
Do you guys know what I could do about this? I haven't gone over there yet since I've been working. Anyway I can get some justice over this? Any feedback is greatly appreciated (before I go raise hell).
Thanks,
Johnny
The thing that ticks me off is these two new problems weren't there when I took it in. It's also going to be pretty expensive to fix the rim now.
They also washed the car when I asked them twice not to but I won't worry about that.
Do you guys know what I could do about this? I haven't gone over there yet since I've been working. Anyway I can get some justice over this? Any feedback is greatly appreciated (before I go raise hell).
Thanks,
Johnny
Last edited by Johnnynsac; Apr 27, 2006 at 12:02 AM.
Re: The dealership dented my fikse
Originally Posted by BLK96Z28
Tell the Service Manager about what happened, then contact the BBB.
Re: The dealership dented my fikse
Originally Posted by Zack
you approach them about the situation
My little girl has a play tomorrow after work, I guess I'll just have to make time. So busy and now this.
Last edited by Johnnynsac; Apr 27, 2006 at 01:47 AM.
Re: The dealership dented my fikse
Well you dont want to go in there screaming and yelling. First talk to your service advisor, and if he doesnt cooperate then ask to see the service manager. As hard as it may sound, you have to stay calm or your not going to accomplish anything.
Re: The dealership dented my fikse
Originally Posted by DWray
So what happened?


Edit: he even told me I could fix it myself by getting a grinder and just grinding it on the spot they dented. He said it would look much better. I just wanted to laugh
So what's the next move? I'm calmer now, it's just a rim
Last edited by Johnnynsac; May 10, 2006 at 11:29 PM.
Re: The dealership dented my fikse
you complain to a higher authority. if they cooperate, you'll be reimbursed for the inconvinience. If that happens, the dealer just ****ed up, because not only will they have to take care of the damage, but now they have a pissed off customer that (assuming) wont ever return, and detour future business from them
thats why i just take care of my customers before it reaches the level of being a possible complaint. They will just end up getting the **** free anyways, might as well keep a complaint off the records
thats why i just take care of my customers before it reaches the level of being a possible complaint. They will just end up getting the **** free anyways, might as well keep a complaint off the records
Re: The dealership dented my fikse
If it makes u feel better, I had a similar, yet worse experience w/my BMW
I took it into the shop to diagnose a low rev/stalling problem and they found out it was the MAF. Well, they had the car for a week just to replace the MAF and when it came out it was a totally different car! The left front wheel was vibrating and shook the steering wheelm especially under braking and cornering. Also, the shifting was terrible. It felt clunky and unsure, where as before both problems were non-existant. I talked to the manager the next day over the phone, since I got it back when they were closing. They must have benn F'ing around with stuff they weresn't even remotely suppose to touch, b/c lets face it changing a MAF is not gonna screw up your wheel or anything to do w/the transmission. Anyways, I got the same treatment, they said they didn't do it and that I could bring it back to them to be fixed, but not for free. I was and still am pissed that the car is a pain to drive now, but i sucked it up. The BMW won't be around long anyways, but still that is no excuse for them.
I took it into the shop to diagnose a low rev/stalling problem and they found out it was the MAF. Well, they had the car for a week just to replace the MAF and when it came out it was a totally different car! The left front wheel was vibrating and shook the steering wheelm especially under braking and cornering. Also, the shifting was terrible. It felt clunky and unsure, where as before both problems were non-existant. I talked to the manager the next day over the phone, since I got it back when they were closing. They must have benn F'ing around with stuff they weresn't even remotely suppose to touch, b/c lets face it changing a MAF is not gonna screw up your wheel or anything to do w/the transmission. Anyways, I got the same treatment, they said they didn't do it and that I could bring it back to them to be fixed, but not for free. I was and still am pissed that the car is a pain to drive now, but i sucked it up. The BMW won't be around long anyways, but still that is no excuse for them.
Re: The dealership dented my fikse
Originally Posted by slayer6x6
Well you dont want to go in there screaming and yelling. First talk to your service advisor, and if he doesnt cooperate then ask to see the service manager. As hard as it may sound, you have to stay calm or your not going to accomplish anything.
I'm guessing you must work at a dealership...
Last edited by leadfoot94; May 11, 2006 at 09:05 AM.
Re: The dealership dented my fikse
Originally Posted by ibanez6rg
First, be calm about it and if they don't cooperate, then go a-wall. 

I don't think AWOL was the term you wanted.
Re: The dealership dented my fikse
Originally Posted by leadfoot94
That's not true, people are much more likely to walk all over you if you stay calm. People don't like confrontation, so they are more likely to resolve the situation in a faster manner.
I'm guessing you must work at a dealership...
I'm guessing you must work at a dealership...
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