Hmmm...
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Originally Posted by INJUNTOM
Couple more things to keep in mind:
1) The manufacturer usually will only pay a warranty claim if a part is replaced, so if a car is not acting up, and you're out driving the car around, then you are working for free. Needless to say that these guys aren't working for free. And the dealership owner typically won't pay the tech to chase his tail either.
...And it's very common nowadays with these high tech cars to act up intermittently. We usually always have a car or 2 hanging out waiting for them to act up.
2) Warranty doesn't pay as much time as customer pay jobs, so the dealership will try to get out of warranteeing something any chance they get.
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This is the way it was when I worked at a Pontiac dealership in the 70's.
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