YouseeSS, sorry this happened to you. Betrayl of trust is something that can almost never be recovered, as I see it.
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Originally Posted by RubyCamaro
This is why I have never left my car unattended for anything. I make an appointment & let them know I will wait & watch. If they won't let me, I go elsewhere. Sure, some day It may need overnight work. I will be hypervigilant if that ever has to happen. They will know that I know every detail of my car & have pics & documentation to proove it. I will use only a very highly reputable place that I trust. If they break my trust I will deal with them very firmly. If they don't make it right, I will make what happened very public. It is all about respect, customer service & earning trust. OP did you contact the Chevy customer service Dept like Jeff Morris suggested? Might be a good idea.  |
RubyCamaro, great suggestions!
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Originally Posted by Cbrenthus
One thing you can do, while being polite, is ask up front how many miles they will need to put on it.
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Awesome way to help avoid future situations, Cbrenthus.
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Originally Posted by Orange Krate
Hey I like the way you think leopard! Let me borrow your ride for 60 miles only. Do you know how much wear and tear I could put on your car in 60 miles? Hmmm lets see...that is 240 back to back quarter mile runs leaving the tires and brakes shredded, not to mention drivetrain and suspension wear.
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So true, O.K.! We work hard to buy and pay the care & feeding of our rides, and to have this happen???
I was always very careful when moving customers' cars when I worked in parts at a Pontiac dealership in 1981. So I know there are some good people out there, though bad ones too, I'm sure.