Oh Definitely agree with you. But I myself very rarely see them actually using the
vehicles they are selling. I think it says that much more about the people also if they do
"walk the talk". I mean if I pull into a dealer and see nothing but MOPAR in the employee
parking area I'm going in feeling better. As to what I usually see (in my area anyway)
nothing but ferds and toyatchas.
"psychonaut"
William Blount Arthur wrote:
> Hey this is sort of the opposite of my experiance. I bought my truck from
> the same guy that my father has been buying his trucks from for years. He
> gets most of his maintainance done there and they always have treated him
> real well. I got a good deal on my SS/T and a few months ago, my dad
> decided it was time to get rid of his old truck and get a new one. He
> traded in his 90 Ram Cummins diesel on a new 24 V cummins ram. The old
> truck had 295,000 miles on it and one of the mechanics bought it from the
> dealership before my dad left with his new truck. This was the same
> mechanic who worked on it, even when it went into the shop after rolling
> into a pond, while running. That was one tough truck. I guess I am just
> saying that if you find people who are willing to drive their own
> products, and stand behind them after they sell them, you better keep
> giving them business so they know it is appreciated.
>
> Bill
> '97 SS/T
>
> >
> > My first rule of thumb is. Ask the Sales person (PC) what do they drive? Ever notice
> > when dealerships close for the evening most of the people leaving the place aren't
> > driving what they're selling, that includes the MECHANICS!! This somehow bugs me!! I
> > think that if your selling it you also should be living it (so to speak). Besides
> > why would you want to drive anything other than a MOPAR!!!!!!!........Just my .02
> >
> > "psychonaut"
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