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- From: roneill@ac.dal.ca
- Newsgroups: rec.autos
- Subject: Re: HELP! FORD servise disaster!!!
- Message-ID: <1992Nov20.191034.9031@ac.dal.ca>
- Date: 20 Nov 92 19:10:34 -0400
- Organization: Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
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- I don't know what kind of Ford dealership you are
- dealing with, but, I guarantee if that was in my area
- or my car Ford Head Office would have been notified and
- I would have had a new car. This is rediculous.
-
- If something like this happened in Canada, Ford of Canada
- would rectify the problem swiftly. I have seen it happen.
- I would first contact Ford Head Office in the USA and I am
- sure that they would do something. I have owned a Ford
- product since 1985 (4 in total) and have had great service
- from my dealership. The questionnaires that are filled
- out by new car owners are all looked at and returned to
- the dealer and salesmen and are monitored in Canada.
- On my first questionnaire I asked several questions and
- had them answered. I also had a call from salesman who
- said that he had recieved a copy of my questionnaire and
- told me to come in and see him. I had asked for info on
- where to get Ford prodeuct decals for my racing car and
- when he recived the questionnaire he had the service dept.
- put together a decal package for me.
-
- Now that's service.
-
- As for Japaneese, forget it, but I would seriously consider
- taking action against your dealership and if that doesn't
- work take legal action.
-