Posted by wisbaker on April 26, 2012 at 16:54:59 from (207.118.128.179):
In Reply to: need some info posted by Dennis in nc on April 26, 2012 at 14:18:57:
I think the dealer is upselling you, read the manual and find out what Gvmnt Motors RECOMMENDS, and get a price for only that work. If left to their own devices dealers love to sell you stuff that only benefits their bank balance, remember the pay plan at the average dealer is 25% of what you can steal, 'mm I mean "sell". Excessive maintenance is also used as a tool for you to trade your truck and sign up for 5 more years of those "easy" payments and a chance for them to pick up another 1-2K when they resell your old truck, by the way the dealer won't due the $1,000 dollars of service they recommend but put it on the books so they don't have to pay commission to the sales guy on that $1,000.
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