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·I'm starting this new post so people can stay on track on a particular subject. For safety sake, please read the text in Red, if you don't read anything else.
Let me tell you about my experience with service.
Please keep in mind that I'm presently suing GM over my XLR-04 and my dealer knows this, but still took my hundred grand for a new V.
Tried to make an appointment 5 days in advance for a loaner and warranty work. I was told they have no vehicles left out of 35 vehicles, but I could rent one from Enterprise and would be refunded the money, which took two and half months the last time to get my money. I said, "no thanks". They ordered the wrong part anyway.
Lost my stabilitrac and TC a week later and a read out of the DIC which said, "Service Stabilitrac", which means according to the manual, (which I read the next day) I had nothing holding down my rear end when I turned at a light from a standing start and the ass end tried to pass me, and I found myself up on the sidewalk with major damage underneath.
I advised the tow truck to take my car to this dealer, WHAT THE HELL WAS I THINKING. They called me the next day and said I would be better served to take it down the street to an auto body shop. In other words they where kicking me out without giving me a choice.
Three days later I went back to my advisor and asked him to contact the GM rep for this area so I could have them extract the information from the black box of the accident, such as Yaw, MPH, tach reading and much more. He said, we don't do that here, and told me to call customer service. I asked for the number and he said it was in my manual.
What the hell kind of service is this?. It's bad enough they don't know how to order parts or even know what there doing when they work on an XLR.
This is my second XLR and that totals in cash, $176 thousand and I leased a CTS for my daughter.
Please keep in mind that when you get this message on your DIC, you have not Stabilitrac or TC and it states this in the manual under stabilitrac, and also makes the statement, adjust your driving accordingly.
I wish I had known this before taking that corner like a I normally do.
Lets see if you guys and gals can top this.
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Let me tell you about my experience with service.
Please keep in mind that I'm presently suing GM over my XLR-04 and my dealer knows this, but still took my hundred grand for a new V.
Tried to make an appointment 5 days in advance for a loaner and warranty work. I was told they have no vehicles left out of 35 vehicles, but I could rent one from Enterprise and would be refunded the money, which took two and half months the last time to get my money. I said, "no thanks". They ordered the wrong part anyway.
Lost my stabilitrac and TC a week later and a read out of the DIC which said, "Service Stabilitrac", which means according to the manual, (which I read the next day) I had nothing holding down my rear end when I turned at a light from a standing start and the ass end tried to pass me, and I found myself up on the sidewalk with major damage underneath.
I advised the tow truck to take my car to this dealer, WHAT THE HELL WAS I THINKING. They called me the next day and said I would be better served to take it down the street to an auto body shop. In other words they where kicking me out without giving me a choice.
Three days later I went back to my advisor and asked him to contact the GM rep for this area so I could have them extract the information from the black box of the accident, such as Yaw, MPH, tach reading and much more. He said, we don't do that here, and told me to call customer service. I asked for the number and he said it was in my manual.
What the hell kind of service is this?. It's bad enough they don't know how to order parts or even know what there doing when they work on an XLR.
This is my second XLR and that totals in cash, $176 thousand and I leased a CTS for my daughter.
Please keep in mind that when you get this message on your DIC, you have not Stabilitrac or TC and it states this in the manual under stabilitrac, and also makes the statement, adjust your driving accordingly.
I wish I had known this before taking that corner like a I normally do.
Lets see if you guys and gals can top this.
Standby