This is what I call goot service

Sub-Vibe-R · Post by **Sub-Vibe-R** » Sun Mar 23, 2003 8:55 am

My father has a Pontiac Montana and he has some major repair to be done on it. It has only 32 000km (20 000 miles) and when he went to his last oil change, it had engine coolant in the oil. So the motor head gasket broke. He called the GM roadside assistance, they towed the Montana to the dealer. It will take few days to fix it, so they gave my father a courtesy car. I was sure they will loan him a Cavalier or something like that.I was very surprise to see what they gave him. I fall on my (removed)...Take a look at the courtesy car.....

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meathead333 · Post by **meathead333** » Sun Mar 23, 2003 9:57 am

i think id try and ask for an even trade....for good.

Sub-Vibe-R · Post by **Sub-Vibe-R** » Sun Mar 23, 2003 8:40 pm

I doubt the dealer will agree with this change. Trading a 2001 Montana for this..... The rental car has 400km (240 miles) on the counter. It is fully loaded, haeted leather seat, OnStar system (which does not work where my parents are living), electric everything. When I started it for a road trip, the computer advised myself about possible icing!!!!

Stang2Vibe · Post by **Stang2Vibe** » Mon Mar 24, 2003 2:56 am

quote:When I started it for a road trip, the computer advised myself about possible icing!!!! In French? Now THAT would be impressive. I guess that the dealer doing the repairs really values your parents as customers. That is a great sign.

Sub-Vibe-R · Post by **Sub-Vibe-R** » Mon Mar 24, 2003 3:10 am

quote:In French? Now THAT would be impressive. Yes in french. Same thing for open door or hatch. All information are either in french or english, all depends how you set up the computer.

Stang2Vibe · Post by **Stang2Vibe** » Mon Mar 24, 2003 6:20 am

Holy crap!!! Now that is impressive. I didn't think that GM bothered to program the computer that way. Wow!

kaybeejay · Post by **kaybeejay** » Mon Mar 24, 2003 9:00 am

You would think that car companies would do that more often. I mean, if they "loan" you the top of the line car, that is like the best advertising they can get. Who knows, some people who bring their cars in for service or have major break-downs might want to trade up now that they got a "taste of how the other side lives".Its like an extended test drive for a prospective buyer.

pmh013 · Post by **pmh013** » Mon Mar 24, 2003 10:10 am

quote: if they "loan" you the top of the line car, that is like the best advertising they can get. I agree! I took my Ford in to the dealership for yet another recall, and they gave me a 1981 Ford LTD with a heater core leak. The fumes from the antifreeze nearly killed me. I wasn't exactly impressed.When my Vibe's been at the dealership, I've gotten 2 different cars ... one 1/2 ton truck with bald tires & no weight in the back, and a Cavalier with nothing for options. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate getting a courtesy car, but dealerships should remember that, considering my car is in for service, perhaps I might be in the market for something else.

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