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Originally Posted by Regajohn
Buying a car anly based on the salesman is rather foolish (IMO). You need to look at the highest rated car, what kind of warranty you're getting, the service reputation of the dealership at which you're buying it (if you're going to use their service department).
To buy from a crappy dealer or to buy a crappy car just to save a few hundred dollars ... or because you didn't like the fact the dealer took your driver's license is foolish.
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I disagree with it being foolish.
To me, it's an indication of the culture of the dealership and that stretches to parts and service. Want to bring your car in later for service? You'll run into shady attitudes. Need warranty work done? You'll run into shady attitudes.
Thought the shops may operate separately, I think that kind of attitude is set from the top and it trickles down to all parts of the dealership.
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