Am I Being Unrealistic?

kenchan · 06-28-2012, 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by bigdog1250

Are the 10-30 seconds to readjust your seat back that big of deal?

As long as they take care of the car, which I'm sure they will, who cares?

cigarette smell and 400lbs butt crack grease

marks on seats... yah, they will definitely take care of it...

image wat they will do to the car where one can't see.....

JohnsZ · 06-28-2012, 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan

cigarette smell and 400lbs butt crack grease

marks on seats... yah, they will definitely take care of it...

image wat they will do to the car where one can't see.....

Exactly....

Vertigo · 06-29-2012, 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan

cigarette smell and 400lbs butt crack grease

marks on seats... yah, they will definitely take care of it...

image wat they will do to the car where one can't see.....

the same thing Dirty Mike and the boys did to Will Ferrell's Prius.

scottIN · 06-29-2012, 05:21 PM

When I had my Mercedes, the lot guys (geez...I don't even know the correct term) were uh...mentally challenged? The owner of the dealership was part of some program that employed them. First time one of them curbed my wheel I went to the SA and told him that only him or his techs were allowed to move my car. Never had an issue after that. Ended up getting to be friends with the SA and he said it was a huge problem, they had tons of damage on customer's cars as well as new cars that the lot guys moved, but the owner was steadfast on giving them a chance. Now I'm all for programs like that, but let them do packaging or assemble simple stuff, but don't have them moving freakin' $50,000+ cars around.

vividracing · 06-29-2012, 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by scottIN

When I had my Mercedes, the lot guys (geez...I don't even know the correct term) were uh...mentally challenged? The owner of the dealership was part of some program that employed them. First time one of them curbed my wheel I went to the SA and told him that only him or his techs were allowed to move my car. Never had an issue after that. Ended up getting to be friends with the SA and he said it was a huge problem, they had tons of damage on customer's cars as well as new cars that the lot guys moved, but the owner was steadfast on giving them a chance. Now I'm all for programs like that, but let them do packaging or assemble simple stuff, but don't have them moving freakin' $50,000+ cars around.

I used to work w/ a handicapped guy who not only moved vehicles on our property, but also delivered them to municipalities and other clients. I was his supervisor. Imagine how that went.

Even w/ all the headaches he caused me, I still miss him. He was a nice guy lol.

gaveup · 07-31-2012, 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan

cigarette smell and 400lbs butt crack grease

marks on seats... yah, they will definitely take care of it...

image wat they will do to the car where one can't see.....

lol its a 370Z at a nissan dealership man. They see 5+ of your car in their shop daily, they really don't look at it as it is something rare or completely awesome.

kenchan · 07-31-2012, 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by gaveup

lol its a 370Z at a nissan dealership man. They see 5+ of your car in their shop daily, they really don't look at it as it is something rare or completely awesome.

so you go ahead and take it in.

i am not.

gaveup · 08-01-2012, 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan

so you go ahead and take it in.

i am not.

LOL no. I'd rather work on my car myself because I like doing it. Taking a car in for an oil change is just lazy to me. Takes -15-20 minutes and I know it was done right.

w0rM · 07-31-2012, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by gaveup

lol its a 370Z at a nissan dealership man. They see 5+ of your car in their shop daily, they really don't look at it as it is something rare or completely awesome.

That doesn't mean they aren't joy riding in it. Whatever they're doing, I wouldn't appreciate my car being giving back to me in anything less than the condition I gave it to them in. That's hardly an unreasonable expectation.

Pelican170 · 08-01-2012, 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by gaveup

lol its a 370Z at a nissan dealership man. They see 5+ of your car in their shop daily, they really don't look at it as it is something rare or completely awesome.

Hey I agree but around here, you dont see a ton of them and much less modded. Maybe they saw exhaust and stuff and wanted to play? who knows... bothers me though.

06-29-2012, 05:21 PM	#4 (permalink)
scottIN Track Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: New Castle, Indiana Posts: 764 Drives: '12 370Z Rep Power: 55	When I had my Mercedes, the lot guys (geez...I don't even know the correct term) were uh...mentally challenged? The owner of the dealership was part of some program that employed them. First time one of them curbed my wheel I went to the SA and told him that only him or his techs were allowed to move my car. Never had an issue after that. Ended up getting to be friends with the SA and he said it was a huge problem, they had tons of damage on customer's cars as well as new cars that the lot guys moved, but the owner was steadfast on giving them a chance. Now I'm all for programs like that, but let them do packaging or assemble simple stuff, but don't have them moving freakin' $50,000+ cars around.