spazzyfry123
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This was my exact thought. Surprised to see that they would be telling me what's wrong and that I'm at fault all over the phone. Figured it would be a better "tactic" to get me in the door first. It's funny though. I tried to buy my Jeep from them with no response. I've talked with four separate people with personal experience with the dealer that have all said to avoid at all costs for service. My other dealer is backed up until December... Tough luck! I'm heading back to Atlanta in a week. I'll try it out there hopefully!Agreed, your local dealer is a total douche. I'd tell them that you'll happily pay it, but only if they can prove you are doing something wrong; by the sounds of it, they won't be able to. Once it gets fixed (presumably under warranty), I'd then have a chat with the service manager and general manager and tell them that you won't step foot in their shop again if that's how they treat customers. Realistically, they should have told you to bring it in so they could look, and if it turned out to be user error, just show you what you were doing wrong (again, I don't think you are). For the 5 minutes it would take, it would be worth it for them to perhaps gain a new customer.
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