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How Toyota lost a sale
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Anihilator wrote: »So you picked up there property without asking and wondered why they asked you about it?
Have you got some kind of anti-consumer fetish? Do you get off on bad or non-existant service? I don't know what else to say without being insulting and thats against forum rules.0 -
dandy-candy wrote: »I just had to share this!
.......I was so thrown by him that I just left. And drove straight up the road to VW and bought myself a nice new top of the range Golf instead
Well done. Car dealers and salesman are dodgy at the best of times. I have been known to leave the showroom myself in the middle of signing a contract for a car if the salesman starts to annoy me for whatever reason - and they often do. Enjoy your Golf.
I think the problem is a lot of main dealers think they are god like and bigger than the cars themselves.0 -
Send an email to the company and describe the twit hopefully he will be sacked and someone who knows how to sell will get his job.0
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underlay_guru wrote: »Er...Those who are looking to buy a car....but it happens to be raining at the same time...
But no one would buy a second hand car without seeing it in the dry.....would they?0 -
But no one would buy a second hand car without seeing it in the dry.....would they?
I wouldn't buy a car in the wet, but I've been out in the rain at dealers to scout for available models and the prices. I write them down, go home and research and go back to look in the dry.The man without a signature.0 -
Poor OP, comes on looking for a bit of sympathy and support (which I think he should have) and all this !!!!!ing going on.
Good luck for walking when you did, I certainly would have and I hope yo u love your Golf as much as I love mine:T
PS Inactive likes Kias, so there.0 -
Poor OP, comes on looking for a bit of sympathy and support (which I think he should have) and all this !!!!!ing going on.
Good luck for walking when you did, I certainly would have and I hope yo u love your Golf as much as I love mine:T
PS Inactive likes Kias, so there.
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:0 -
Poor OP, comes on looking for a bit of sympathy and support (which I think he should have) and all this !!!!!ing going on.
Good luck for walking when you did, I certainly would have and I hope yo u love your Golf as much as I love mine:T
PS Inactive likes Kias, so there.
That would be a Kia with a 7 year warranty, as opposed to the VW warranty of ???
PS I don't own a Kia..0 -
That would be a Kia with a 7 year warranty, as opposed to the VW warranty of ???
PS I don't own a Kia..
Don't you own a Honda?
What sort of warranty do they offer?
Of course reliability outside the warranty period is what's really important and it's here that Japanese cars tend to do well.0
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