Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 11:22:31 -0500 From: "Tex" <texnospamm101.org> Subject: Re: Just Do It GM-Change SAAB into "GMW"
"cami27" <cami27.1mmtaqnospamx.automotivenewsgroups.com> wrote in message news:cami27.1mmtaqnospamx.automotivenewsgroups.com... > > I have had more problems with this one vehicle than I did with my last > 4 cars combined. It's strange because there are others that have few if any problems with their cars. However, I sadly admit, I'm in your group on this. My car had numerous "little" problems, but as in my other post ("noisy wheel") states, I've been very fortunate to have diligent dealership support, and today I can say that the car is generally in new-condition. > In the last 6 months, I have had 3 serious problems > with this vehicle. Can you give more specifics? > not really a concern on their part but they were very quick to point > out that the saab garage would complete all needed warranty work & > return my car to me in a safe condition. -so I can wait and see what > else can go wrong. This is true...your dealer should be your first line of attacking the problems. Again, you can help things along by being a good detective yourself. Listen for clues. Car problems are almost always distinguished by their noise. Track down the noise: approx location, be able to accurately describe the noise (knocking, whistling, buzzing, humming, cracking, grinding, etc), and the conditions (environmental, road and car) when the noise is apparent. > Saab used to be a very customer centered company & maybe it is just > amazing coincidence but i haven't felt like a valued customer since GM > got involved. Be friendly with your dealer, afterall they're your partner in keeping your vehicle safe and running well. - tex
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