jose bagge said: (quoted from post at 15:15:43 03/01/09)In my day, those kids could have hot wired that car, much less jumped it! Who'd a thought?
The ones here that could hotwire the car would have done it and been gone long before the lights had a chance to run down the battery :roll:
Some people just don't learn. You have master mechanics here that their job is to drive around and wait on a call. You pay 100 bucks a year
( family price unlimited cars)and someone will be there within an hour to take care of you. If it can't be repaired, you get towed, a rental car, hotel, etc (you pay the garage bill yourself). Not a lot of incentive to learn.
Neighbor kid (not a kid anymore) works at Mercedes. Done his full apprentiship and test to get his Meisterbrief (highest certification you can get so I'm told). I asked him about something on my volkswagon and he said he only new Mercedes....... Somehow, I believe him..
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