GM sees 21% sales gain in March
04-09-2010, 06:42 PM
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please do not confuse me with a democrat. i am simply stating that the pieces of data can somewhat(to a small extent) verify each other. if jobless claims are low, people would have more money to spend. see where im coming from? no, im not saying it confirms there are more jobs, or that obama is actually succeeding (
not). im simply saying it would make sense, as a line of similarity can be drawn between the too.
[on a personal note, i believe the economy (somehow) still has a life of its own, and it will start to make a comeback (including jobs) with or without help from this administration. with that said, if its palin v obama in 12, idk what im gonna do. whos a good 3rd party?
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not). im simply saying it would make sense, as a line of similarity can be drawn between the too.[on a personal note, i believe the economy (somehow) still has a life of its own, and it will start to make a comeback (including jobs) with or without help from this administration. with that said, if its palin v obama in 12, idk what im gonna do. whos a good 3rd party?
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04-10-2010, 02:22 AM
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well I've never owned a new car so I have no personal experience. but I don't know how many times I've heard people complaining about GM service & warranty work, something I've never heard a toyota owner bitch about(except for the floor mat/gas pedal BS). even with all those tacoma frame recalls, I know of 11 people that had their trucks scraped and every one of them were very happy w/ the whole situation because toyota compensated them so well. I wasn't talking about biz structure, QC or reliability, only the whole dealership service experience. I do agree with what your saying tho
04-10-2010, 09:44 AM
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well I've never owned a new car so I have no personal experience. but I don't know how many times I've heard people complaining about GM service & warranty work, something I've never heard a toyota owner bitch about(except for the floor mat/gas pedal BS). even with all those tacoma frame recalls, I know of 11 people that had their trucks scraped and every one of them were very happy w/ the whole situation because toyota compensated them so well. I wasn't talking about biz structure, QC or reliability, only the whole dealership service experience. I do agree with what your saying tho
The point is that it comes down to the individual dealers even in service work, because they are your voice to GM. So if you have an iffy case, where something may or may not be warranted, you need a dealer who actually gives a **** about your vehicle when they submit the claim. If they don't care, niether will GM.
