View Poll Results: Which Dealer Services My Car?

The Purchase Dealer, There is an Implied Obligation

6.25%

The closest Chrysler Dealer

9.38%

Which ever Chrysler Dealer actually provides me with good service

84.38%

Voters: 32. You may not vote on this poll

Which Dealer Must Service My Crossfire?

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Sep 9, 2004 | 11:39 AM

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keijoh

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Originally Posted by Danwell

The poll is missing another option that some have mentioned on this forum. Taking the car to a Mercedes dealer to have it serviced because its really an SLK inside.

Has anyone had their Crossfire serviced at a Mercedes dealer? Any stories? Thanks

Interesting. This might become my only option in Korea. I will be able to respond fully once my XF arrives. It has been over 2 months since I purchased my car and due to shipping congestion it will probably be another week before delivery. The MB dealership or Korea DC - it is going to be an experience.

Sep 9, 2004 | 01:11 PM

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Uncle_Al

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From: Georgetown Texas

I didn't vote because I didn't fit any of the offered categories very well. I am using the dealer I bought the car from but not because of anything implied. He also happens to be closest and thus far the best.

When I shop for cars I also shop for dealers. The owner sets the tone for the whole dealership. If I don't like the sales experience I am willing to bet that I won't like the service either. It is my intention to use the dealer that sold it to me as I have found that there is some small measure of loyalty and care that works both ways. He does however earn my business every time I come in. So far he continues to do so.