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On 8/24/2006 20:56, ctandc wrote:
> So I finally got around to calling the dealership where I bought my
> Dakota. Keep in mind, it's a 2001 ( 37k miles ) and I ended up knowing the
> Business Manager and he threw in a bumper to bumper 12k / 12 month warranty.
> And of course he's out for the week.....the salesman wasn't either. So I
> ended up talking to one of the other Managers. He actually remembered me. So
> I tell him what's up with the truck, he says he'll call me back.
>
> Surprise, surprise..about 20 minutes later I get a call back..this was
> Wednesday afternoon, and I was at work. It's the Service Manager. I explain
> what's wrong etc...she tells me no problem, they also have a Dodge
> dealership...asks me when I can get it in. I take it in this morning. I
> wasn't in there 20 minutes. They took the truck, already had an appointment
> set up down the road at their Dodge dealership. She even set up a rental
> for me...at NO charge. So the rental car guy picks me up...and asks me what
> kind of vehicle I want...he says that the Dealership was paying for
> everything, and I could pick what I wanted.
Aside from the free loaner, this really shouldn't be remarkable. NY at
least has a state-mandated warranty period (I think 30 days/3000 miles)
on dealer used car sales. Even without that thrown-in 12/12 warranty,
you'd still be covered. Check your state laws, you'll likely find
something similar.
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