The dealership can "report them" to Google and have the review removed if the review does not comply with Google‘s terms. If you write the review as if you are the customer and you had a bad experience with the dealership, Google will probably not remove it at the dealership’s request, but if you write the review as a third party, Google will remove it.
We are ruthless OP. That bronco will be yours!!!!!
Oh, come on. That is THE STUPIDIST thing i have read all day.
I love it! Well almost... Must we restrict boobs? I like boobs!
No, that is a dick move. The flat rate mechanics will be forced to work on Saturday because of all the “appointments“ and don’t get paid unless they have billable work. Some lube techs who are hourly might make a few bucks to sit on ass, but the mechanics will get screwed.
Maybe then the employees getting screwed will put pressure on management to stop causing these situations
is it fair to them? No. But is OP getting royally fucked? Yes and that aint fair eitherI was busy today spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to get bronco from these guys, both ford and the dealer said i only had $100 so ultimately if you think your reservation holds and weight you are mistaken. Makes no sense they would allow you to build a $60000 dollar vehicle on good faith because let’s face it right $100 in this case really has no weight but they are willing to force you to walk when you show up to buy in good faith. I’m pretty sure 90% of us have ever intention of buy their Bronco’s. We should have some protection from shams.
That’s a really shitty attitude towards the mechanics. I can’t let that slide without calling you out on it. Punishing the guys who are typically enthusiasts like us is fucked up. The fake service appointments in general are a dumb idea that will get all Bronco enthusiasts labeled as assholes in the dealerships. When the service manager comes complaining the GM will provide this thread to bus roll us.Maybe then the employees getting screwed will put pressure on management to stop causing these situations
Outside of the finance office, service dept makes the most money for dealerships, or so I've always heard. It would definitely hit them in the pocket book.
You are correct that the average dealership makes the majority of profit from service and parts, but punishing the flat rate mechanics will not make a difference to the dealership’s bottom line as they will not pay the techs for the extra time spent idle. Most dealership service departments are backed up with work due to a mechanic shortage, so the fake appointments won’t make any difference. My local dealers in MA are usually booking 2-4 weeks out for anything.
