Warranty: Did I just get taken advantage of?
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Originally Posted by maxpowers
I think its because warranty work is closley scrutinized by head office (in terms of the numbers of hours charged). When dealers charge customers directly they can take a little more time.
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Hell they take their sweet *** time with warranty work too. I remember setting at Mayse-Earnhart Chevy-GMC-Caddy getting wiring harness replaced on my 1st car, I was 16 so I wasn't allowed a rental (jackasses) so I was stuck setting at the dealer for 7 hours while they put in a new wiring harness..
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Originally Posted by Lancaster
I don't understand why dealers are so **** about warranty work. It's not like they aren't getting paid for it. Why do they care who pays them? 
Seems like it would be easier to reflect the justifiable repairs as a warranty job and bill Nissan. Rather than trying to explain a fat invoice to a local customer, that had no intention of paying a $400 bill when he woke up that morning.
Seems like it would be easier to reflect the justifiable repairs as a warranty job and bill Nissan. Rather than trying to explain a fat invoice to a local customer, that had no intention of paying a $400 bill when he woke up that morning.
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I didn't have time to dispute the charges as I was on lunch picking the car up. I wish I hadn't signed anything. For the record the estimate was $100.
I'm sure even if he sways my way it'll be "a check is in the mail sir."
I'm sure even if he sways my way it'll be "a check is in the mail sir."
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