Date: Mon, 15 Sep 2003 16:07:04 +0000 (UTC) From: "Saabtech" <saabtechnopsamnnect.com> Subject: Re: Poor Workmanship
"Johannes H Andersen" <johsnopsamfitter.com> wrote in message news:3F65CFE1.A5859414nopsamfitter.com... > > > MeatballTurbo wrote: > > > > In article <bk47ef$q13$1nopsamules.btinternet.com>, > > saabtechnopsamnnect.com says... > > > If the owner wins his case I will name the garage in question, Regards Tom. > > > > > > > Sounds like the AA nominated Cowboys. > > If the case is won, I would be happy to hear who avoid. > > That all sounds very nasty, that any garage would have the brass neck to > > charge for deliberatley damaging a car. > > That's probably why I go to the Saab dealer (if I can't fix it myself). > There are good independents out there, but which ones? Did you know that it is dealer policy to sell you as much of its product and labour it can get away with? The showroom makes little money as margins on sales are squeezed to the bone, They make up for it in the workshop and on parts. I have just looked at a gm 900 that a lady took to a SAAB dealer in London that told her that her car needed 4 discs and front and rear pads and possibly a pair of front callipers to cure brake squeal. Total cost £800.00 plus vat. Cured it with a good clean and some copperslip, Total cost £30.00.
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