According to a recent poster [email protected] or [email protected]Jack said:Is there a web site that independantly evaluates
Volvo Dealers (and independants for that matter)
service performance? Thanks ...Jack
dan said:According to a recent poster [email protected] or [email protected]
from the thread that began with "Volvo ownership and maintenance" third
reply from first given by A Stephen Henning who wrote that his dealer
gives away perks and posts all service costs. May be due to fact that he
buys a lot or has bought a lot of cars from them? Maybe your close by
and can verify it for yourself? Maybe get in on the action too, but
please let is know if you in fact pursue this dealer and especially
things go your way. In the garage repair business anyone who truly gets
such good deals is rare.
http://home.earthlink.net/~rhodymanS. M. Henning said:It is Allentown Volvo-Mazda in Allentown, PA.
Before I went to them, I took in a 245 that had a problem that my
pervious dealer could not fix. He kept throwing money at it, but never
fixed it. The service writers would tell the mechanic to do something,
but never tell them the problem that was to be solved and hence, they
changed stuff but never fixed the problem.
I went to the Sales Manager at Allentown Volvo-Mazda and told him that
if his service department could solve the problem, I would buy my next
Volvo from him. We, he did and I did. I have now bought 3 Volvos from
them.
By the way, the problem was that the 245 would start up just fine first
thing in the morning, but when I would go to pull out of the driveway,
the car would always stall. It would restart just fine and run OK the
rest of the day. But it would go through this routine every morning. I
don't remember the fix. The first dealer just started replacing all of
the ignition components and wires one by one. It was getting ridiculous.
The new dealer says what is going to be done and how much it will cost.
They usually wash the car and have discount coupons, etc. They get
their new cars at a discount because they do well on service
satisfaction surveys. If they keep their service customers happy, they
make more money. Isn't that the way it should be!
http://home.earthlink.net/~rhodymanS. M. Henning said:It is Allentown Volvo-Mazda in Allentown, PA.
Before I went to them, I took in a 245 that had a problem that my
pervious dealer could not fix. He kept throwing money at it, but never
fixed it. The service writers would tell the mechanic to do something,
but never tell them the problem that was to be solved and hence, they
changed stuff but never fixed the problem.
I went to the Sales Manager at Allentown Volvo-Mazda and told him that
if his service department could solve the problem, I would buy my next
Volvo from him. We, he did and I did. I have now bought 3 Volvos from
them.
By the way, the problem was that the 245 would start up just fine first
thing in the morning, but when I would go to pull out of the driveway,
the car would always stall. It would restart just fine and run OK the
rest of the day. But it would go through this routine every morning. I
don't remember the fix. The first dealer just started replacing all of
the ignition components and wires one by one. It was getting ridiculous.
The new dealer says what is going to be done and how much it will cost.
They usually wash the car and have discount coupons, etc. They get
their new cars at a discount because they do well on service
satisfaction surveys. If they keep their service customers happy, they
make more money. Isn't that the way it should be!
http://home.earthlink.net/~rhodymanS. M. Henning said:It is Allentown Volvo-Mazda in Allentown, PA.
Before I went to them, I took in a 245 that had a problem that my
pervious dealer could not fix. He kept throwing money at it, but never
fixed it. The service writers would tell the mechanic to do something,
but never tell them the problem that was to be solved and hence, they
changed stuff but never fixed the problem.
I went to the Sales Manager at Allentown Volvo-Mazda and told him that
if his service department could solve the problem, I would buy my next
Volvo from him. We, he did and I did. I have now bought 3 Volvos from
them.
By the way, the problem was that the 245 would start up just fine first
thing in the morning, but when I would go to pull out of the driveway,
the car would always stall. It would restart just fine and run OK the
rest of the day. But it would go through this routine every morning. I
don't remember the fix. The first dealer just started replacing all of
the ignition components and wires one by one. It was getting ridiculous.
The new dealer says what is going to be done and how much it will cost.
They usually wash the car and have discount coupons, etc. They get
their new cars at a discount because they do well on service
satisfaction surveys. If they keep their service customers happy, they
make more money. Isn't that the way it should be!
Harrington said:Yes I couldn't agree more even if I tried. Well done, I'm a little perplexed
that they would mix up Mazda with Volvo? Anybody hae a take on this??
http://home.earthlink.net/~rhodymanS. M. Henning said:It is Allentown Volvo-Mazda in Allentown, PA.
Before I went to them, I took in a 245 that had a problem that my
pervious dealer could not fix. He kept throwing money at it, but never
fixed it. The service writers would tell the mechanic to do something,
but never tell them the problem that was to be solved and hence, they
changed stuff but never fixed the problem.
I went to the Sales Manager at Allentown Volvo-Mazda and told him that
if his service department could solve the problem, I would buy my next
Volvo from him. We, he did and I did. I have now bought 3 Volvos from
them.
By the way, the problem was that the 245 would start up just fine first
thing in the morning, but when I would go to pull out of the driveway,
the car would always stall. It would restart just fine and run OK the
rest of the day. But it would go through this routine every morning. I
don't remember the fix. The first dealer just started replacing all of
the ignition components and wires one by one. It was getting ridiculous.
The new dealer says what is going to be done and how much it will cost.
They usually wash the car and have discount coupons, etc. They get
their new cars at a discount because they do well on service
satisfaction surveys. If they keep their service customers happy, they
make more money. Isn't that the way it should be!
My humblest apologies Horse boy, I must have clicker that studders whenLarry said:How redundant.
| Yes I couldn't agree more even if I tried. Well done, I'm a little perplexed
| that they would mix up Mazda with Volvo? Anybody hae a take on this??
|
| Dan
| PS that's an excellent plug for Allentown Dealer, does anyone else have
| simular dealings to report about Volvo dealers in their area?
|
| | >
| > > According to a recent poster [email protected] or [email protected]
| > > from the thread that began with "Volvo ownership and maintenance" third
| > > reply from first given by A Stephen Henning who wrote that his dealer
| > > gives away perks and posts all service costs. May be due to fact that he
| > > buys a lot or has bought a lot of cars from them? Maybe your close by
| > > and can verify it for yourself? Maybe get in on the action too, but
| > > please let is know if you in fact pursue this dealer and especially
| > > things go your way. In the garage repair business anyone who truly gets
| > > such good deals is rare.
| >
| > It is Allentown Volvo-Mazda in Allentown, PA.
| >
| > Before I went to them, I took in a 245 that had a problem that my
| > pervious dealer could not fix. He kept throwing money at it, but never
| > fixed it. The service writers would tell the mechanic to do something,
| > but never tell them the problem that was to be solved and hence, they
| > changed stuff but never fixed the problem.
| >
| > I went to the Sales Manager at Allentown Volvo-Mazda and told him that
| > if his service department could solve the problem, I would buy my next
| > Volvo from him. We, he did and I did. I have now bought 3 Volvos from
| > them.
| >
| > By the way, the problem was that the 245 would start up just fine first
| > thing in the morning, but when I would go to pull out of the driveway,
| > the car would always stall. It would restart just fine and run OK the
| > rest of the day. But it would go through this routine every morning. I
| > don't remember the fix. The first dealer just started replacing all of
| > the ignition components and wires one by one. It was getting ridiculous.
| >
| > The new dealer says what is going to be done and how much it will cost.
| > They usually wash the car and have discount coupons, etc. They get
| > their new cars at a discount because they do well on service
| > satisfaction surveys. If they keep their service customers happy, they
| > make more money. Isn't that the way it should be!
| >
| > --
| > Pardon my spam deterrent; send email to [email protected]
| > Cheers, Steve Henning in Reading, PA USA
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