Originally Posted by juddz
For those of you griping, try living with Mazda service for a change. It's not real fun having to make an appointment to get warranty items resolved, oil changes, etc.
In all fairness I never went in for an oil change (I do my own), but I was told in no uncertain terms that making an appointment a day or two in advance is their policy. Forget taking it in after work on a whim for one of their late nights! Hell, they don't even have late nights!
You are kidding right?
Ever since i can remember, dealerships have worked on an appointment basis, with the exception of the ones that offer the 30 minute quickie oil change. Now if you brought a vehicle in that had a major problem then they would try and squeeze you in to get you back on the road. They're running a business, how do you think they would make out without scheduling their workflow and managing their resources?
Late night service, what's that?
Originally Posted by 2005Base
I like to do most of the work myself... but if I do end up taking it to a dealership I think I would take it to a MB dealer as well. Will they accept my Crossfire for work without a problem?
As a general rule, MB dealers will not work on the Crossfire, nor are they able to do warranty work. MB sees our cars as the red headed stepchild.