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7-05-2009 @ 2:09AM
Rob741741 said...
The only thing(s) driving a BMW says about you is: (1) your parents grew up poor, (2) you know nothing about cars.
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7-05-2009 @ 2:49AM
Michelle said...
The only thing your comment says to me...your an idiot! If you knew ANYTHING about cars, you wouldn't drive anything else. If my parents were so broke...how did they buy me that $40,000 car for my 16th birthday? I'm 40 now and i make a very good income. I guess that means i'm not stupid, or i would be like you...broke and unable to afford one of the best cars on the road. My beamer will blow the doors off your crappy mustang...did you need a push? Ha ha ha! See you in my rear view mirror! By the way, how much and how often do you get oil changes? Tune ups? Brake and rotors? I pay for nothing to maintain my car except tires and windshield wipers for 100,000 miles, and i only need an oil change every 15,000 miles! Who's the idiot???
7-05-2009 @ 10:58AM
Rodney said...
Sorry - have to agree with Michelle. I drove a 2008 Chevy Tahoe LTZ - the American company treated me like shit when I brought it in for service, didn't offer a loaner vehicle, and acted as if I was the one who was LUCKY to own one of thier vehicles.
Fast forward to this year - The German company treats me like a king when I enter the showroom. Salespeople and mechanics are brought out to speak of the intricacies of the vehicle. There is no charge for maintaining the vehicle. If service is needed - a loaner car is given so that the customer can enjoy life and not have to postpone appointments etc, because your car is in the shop.
As far as I'm concerned- I'll never buy American again. I'm only 27 so that equates to around 10 more vehicles over my lifetime. GM can die for all I'm concerned.