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agent007 wrote:On the flip side, we must demand proper treatment from professionalism to customer service from these 7 authorized dealership entities.
When one purchases a new vehicle, please guys (I know you all watch this thread and probably contribute too), clean those vehicles properly before delivery.
Many sales people or dealership staff, have this habit of leaving the factory supplied floor mats in the trunk and instead place a plastic or a cardboardish type or brown paper material over the carpet which gets twisted up so much that muck and grime is spilt onto the carpet. Some don't put anything at all. On the day of delivery, the sales reps would cover up that mess by putting the factory supplied mats over the carpet, giving you the illusion that all is well under there. Even after a supposed vacuum, the carpet is always not properly cleaned.
Whoever details the vehicles before delivery generally do a piss poor job. Brand new vehicles, almost 99% of them require paint correction straight from the showroom floor. No wonder many vehicles go to get autocliniqued or karimkhaned upon delivery.
Now about that showroom floor thing, you would think your car is delivered in air conditioned comfort over some glassy looking porcelain tiles. Think again. Some deliveries are done on the yard, under an eve or a shed. Some just plain ridiculous and have your vehicle in the hot blazing sun or in rainy weather parked there in the open yard, subject to all climate elements, waiting for you to collect.
All brand new vehicles should be delivered within a section of the showroom where it can easily be driven out. The term "showroom vehicle" is derived from that experience duh! Some vehicles never see a showroom, it's from the port to bond and from bond to dealership's parking lot.
Then there's new vehicles with a bunch of stones stuck in the grips of the tyres. Like where have you all been? Did the drivers visit a sand pit down Claxton Bay before delivery?
Also, dirty undercarriages. Nothing turns me off to see a stink undercarriage in a vehicle about to be delivered. These drivers, where did they go? Rallying in a mud track in Gran Couva? Gosh man, clean the bloody thing cause we know dealership drivers will be flogging those new vehicles during hard rain for a set of road grime and slush to stick up all over. It's even more obvious when you purchase a vehicle that comes with the spare tyre mounted below the vehicle. Think pickups and vehicles such as Sorento and Prado etc. I can bet 100% guarantee that you will see stink muck under there when taking delivery because they gave it a quick wash. It have sprangers in POS who can wash cars better than some dealers and all they have is 1 bucket of water and 1 cloth.
Many owners overlook these things when taking delivery of a vehicle and its a shame that in this day and age, where vehicles are so expensive now, it's like taking out another mortgage. At least dealerships can go the extra mile and treat their inventory properly before it is delivered. After all, their healthy margins are getting better and our salaries are not. At least we deserve it, not so?
Invest in vehicle carriers like we see them in the US for example. It avoids new vehicles from getting stone chips and from getting dirty unnecessarily.
Just my $0.02
kamakazi wrote:Because an engine that is overbuilt (or under-stressed) generally lasts longer with fewer problems... But the manufacturer also did it with cost in mindGladiator wrote:So a questions for those that are knowledgeable on Audis
I asked the sales rep for a spec sheet on the 2020 A4. The car comes with a 2.0L Turbocharged engine. However it only makes 150HP.
Why would Audi have such a large displacement turbocharged engine doing so little HP? Especially while Mercedes doing 160HP from a 1.4L Turbocharged engine on their mid size sedans... did the sales rep make a mistake?
drchaos wrote:kamakazi wrote:Because an engine that is overbuilt (or under-stressed) generally lasts longer with fewer problems... But the manufacturer also did it with cost in mindGladiator wrote:So a questions for those that are knowledgeable on Audis
I asked the sales rep for a spec sheet on the 2020 A4. The car comes with a 2.0L Turbocharged engine. However it only makes 150HP.
Why would Audi have such a large displacement turbocharged engine doing so little HP? Especially while Mercedes doing 160HP from a 1.4L Turbocharged engine on their mid size sedans... did the sales rep make a mistake?
Another consideration is that these large companies work on manufacturing scale.
Cheaper to produce a 2.0 TFSI with 2 to 3 different tunes vs a 1.4, a 2.0 and a 2.4
otherwise their complexity increases
Pirate wrote:Was doing some research on the Laser Lights, and found this review. They compared it to the Matrix Led in the Skoda vs the Laser in the BMW and the matrix Led covered both a wider area and was overall brighter. I suspect the Audi matrix system will have more individual leds than the skoda (only 16). The S Class Benz headlights has 84 Leds!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iElE9_RFDGA
Around 11 mins in has the results.
Monk BANzai wrote:Question. Is there a local dealer for MG now?
Seeing this ad pon the IG....
zando wrote:I don't think BMW's really had great headlights though, the lasers are prob better now but in terms of led and projector types hyundai did better than bmw.Pirate wrote:Was doing some research on the Laser Lights, and found this review. They compared it to the Matrix Led in the Skoda vs the Laser in the BMW and the matrix Led covered both a wider area and was overall brighter. I suspect the Audi matrix system will have more individual leds than the skoda (only 16). The S Class Benz headlights has 84 Leds!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iElE9_RFDGA
Around 11 mins in has the results.
Even an aqua is expensive.Dizzy28 wrote:(Sub)compact crossovers Kias for almost $300k??.............man the business case to keep your current ride getting better.
Gladiator wrote:Did Toyota stop bringing the RAV4... looking at their website and they have removed it from their lineup
drchaos wrote:Gladiator wrote:Did Toyota stop bringing the RAV4... looking at their website and they have removed it from their lineup
probably sold out for the next quarter.
aaron17 wrote:Well look thing...they say they gonna bring the corolla cross.
Well it actually does...carluva wrote:Yup... Don't forget the "it holds resale value" marketing line. That alone justifies the price tag.
aaron17 wrote:Well look thing...they say they gonna bring the corolla cross.
Wolfgang123 wrote:Good evening, does Massy bring in the single cab nissan np300? If so whats the price and does it come automatic
SLVR1 wrote:Saw this is now available locally Mazda CX30 -
Core: $288,000
Core+: $306,000
randolphinshan wrote:SLVR1 wrote:Saw this is now available locally Mazda CX30 -
Core: $288,000
Core+: $306,000
Find the prices kinda high. Where Agent to review this ?
acmilan11 wrote:Called toyota this week about the rav4 prices, hybrid model was $735k, the other two non hybrid models were $395k fabric and leather being $435k. Prices just too way imo.
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