HERE IS WHERE TO GO Tim.... these people want to know your experience... I have an
88 Dakota 4x4 and love every inch of it.... Living in the Cochella Valley [Palm
Springs area] it the best..... the only thing that may make it better will be
looking for the Dakota convertible next spring.
rz
http://www.allpar.com/dealers/dealertrouble.html
Tim J Koth wrote:
> My guess is the '5-Star' rating is a marketing theme only. All the Dodge
> dealerships in the area when I was looking for my DAK were all 5-Star.
> Personally, if I were treated like you by a Service Writer at a Dealership,
> I'd ask for the name of the regional DC Warranty Representative and give
> him/her a call and relay my experience, emphasizing the comment about ....f
> 'well you didn't buy it here'...
> And see what they say.
> I may end up running into that because I bought mine at a dealership thats
> over an hour away and don't intend to ever go back there if I can help it. So
> far, (4 weeks and 900 miles) the only thing wrong with my truck is the
> passenger seat release lever in the back seat popped. It still works from the
> side lever, but thats the only item on my warranty repair list so far.
>
> ---------------------- Forwarded by Tim J Koth on 12/29/99 09:35 AM
> ---------------------------
> From: Kenneth.Eng%dowjones.com@Internet on 12/29/99 09:34 AM
> To: dakota-truck%buffnet.net@Internet
> cc: (bcc: Tim J Koth)
> Subject: DML: 5 Star Service Centers
>
> Considering that most of the comments on the 5-Star Service Centers have
> been mostly negative, has anyone gone to a non-5 Star Service Center lately?
> Are any of them around? Shouldn't we expect an improvement in the service
> from the non-5 Star rated ones as they would be trying to become 5 Star
> rated?
>
> Just wondering,
> Ken
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