Love my dealers customer service
05-04-2014, 10:49 AM
#16
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Who actually pays a dealership to install a cabin filter?
The mind reels at people impressed with "free" water.
OMG, dude... Please make sense someday on this forum.Cute pic of your grand kid, though. Can't deny that. But that's it.
05-04-2014, 11:38 AM
#17
Who pays dealership prices for a freaking cabin filter?
Who actually pays a dealership to install a cabin filter?
The mind reels at people impressed with "free" water. OMG, dude... Please make sense someday on this forum.
Cute pic of your grand kid, though. Can't deny that. But that's it.
Who actually pays a dealership to install a cabin filter?
The mind reels at people impressed with "free" water.
OMG, dude... Please make sense someday on this forum.Cute pic of your grand kid, though. Can't deny that. But that's it.
05-04-2014, 12:33 PM
#18
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Your point, if I can paraphrase, is that it's all relative. Fair enough, and often my own advice. To my own detriment, it's going to drive me insane trying to make sense of this guy and his bizarro world.
Brad, feel free to delete these three posts. I'm unsubbed and apologize for the OT rant.
Brad, feel free to delete these three posts. I'm unsubbed and apologize for the OT rant.
05-04-2014, 01:07 PM
#19
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Your point, if I can paraphrase, is that it's all relative. Fair enough, and often my own advice. To my own detriment, it's going to drive me insane trying to make sense of this guy and his bizarro world.
Brad, feel free to delete these three posts. I'm unsubbed and apologize for the OT rant.
Brad, feel free to delete these three posts. I'm unsubbed and apologize for the OT rant.
They give free waters away at my doctors office. Plus, they have comfy leather seats in the waiting room.... I still hate going there though!
05-04-2014, 01:41 PM
#20
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With my Infiniti discount they were less than $15.00 a piece for OEM filters
I don't know. I don't!
https://www.myg37.com/forums/3774050-post117.html
https://www.myg37.com/forums/3618044-post102.html
It only took me 10 minutes to replace my cabin filter
Telcoman
I don't know. I don't!
https://www.myg37.com/forums/3774050-post117.html
https://www.myg37.com/forums/3618044-post102.html
It only took me 10 minutes to replace my cabin filter
Telcoman
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05-04-2014, 07:22 PM
#23
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Doesn't mean I won't roll my eyes again at something you're sure to say, but this wasn't it.
Stupid humble pie.
05-04-2014, 11:14 PM
#25
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Thanks for the recommendation. I would not have thought to look northeast to find a dealer to drain/refill my transmission (was mulling between the nearby Hoffman Infiniti or Berman's in Orland.
Your post got me motivated to research what was said by others on Yelp. Learned my local dealership (Hoffman) has had bad service reviews (accusations of incompetence and trying to up charge service). I liked that someone at Glencoe has been responding to reviews on Yelp also (similar to how vendors do here).
Your post got me motivated to research what was said by others on Yelp. Learned my local dealership (Hoffman) has had bad service reviews (accusations of incompetence and trying to up charge service). I liked that someone at Glencoe has been responding to reviews on Yelp also (similar to how vendors do here).
05-04-2014, 11:39 PM
#26
so without me even mentioning transmission issues... they went ahead and informed me about it and ordered and replaced my faulty transmission with a new one all under warranty which totally shocked me because that's something unlike any other dealership would do, instead they would most likely deny any issues and would not be willing to replace it under warranty.. they also noticed I needed new exhaust gaskets so went ahead and ordered those and didn't even charge me for those ! all I paid for was the oil change and they had no issues with couple of my bolt on mods (SRIs,CBE,HFCs)
That being said that is definitely #1 dealer to go to for anyone within a reasonable distance... I can definitely justify that 40-45 minute drive there just for the fact that I had the pleasure to deal with a professional and wasn't treated any worse ( like at Ray Catena of Edison) perhaps due to my age of being 21 and being able to afford my car all by myself...
05-04-2014, 11:48 PM
#27
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^I've experienced some poor treatment that I'm convinced was due to my age (I look young too), I don't take things like that personally, just move on to another place (which is what I did when buying the car)
Infiniti of Tysons is pretty solid, my SA also drives a 6MT sedan so he takes car of me (so far only for oil change).
Befriending a SA, or even better a tech, is really a great relationship to build, saved me lots of $$$ and headaches over the years.
And lol at Rochester taking shots at Telco, I swear this guy get his jimmies rustled every time he posts
Infiniti of Tysons is pretty solid, my SA also drives a 6MT sedan so he takes car of me (so far only for oil change).
Befriending a SA, or even better a tech, is really a great relationship to build, saved me lots of $$$ and headaches over the years.
And lol at Rochester taking shots at Telco, I swear this guy get his jimmies rustled every time he posts
05-05-2014, 12:45 AM
#28
^I've experienced some poor treatment that I'm convinced was due to my age (I look young too), I don't take things like that personally, just move on to another place (which is what I did when buying the car)
Infiniti of Tysons is pretty solid, my SA also drives a 6MT sedan so he takes car of me (so far only for oil change).
Befriending a SA, or even better a tech, is really a great relationship to build, saved me lots of $$$ and headaches over the years.
And lol at Rochester taking shots at Telco, I swear this guy get his jimmies rustled every time he posts
Infiniti of Tysons is pretty solid, my SA also drives a 6MT sedan so he takes car of me (so far only for oil change).
Befriending a SA, or even better a tech, is really a great relationship to build, saved me lots of $$$ and headaches over the years.
And lol at Rochester taking shots at Telco, I swear this guy get his jimmies rustled every time he posts
and he shut up
05-05-2014, 01:57 AM
#29
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Since we are chiming in here about our Infiniti dealership experiences, here are mine.
Bought the car basically over the phone from Kuni Westside Infiniti, near Seattle, WA. Flew down, drove the car back. Dealership is very nice, all the staff very friendly and laid back. Overall great experience. Bought Jan of this year.
Other experience is here in Las Vegas, with Park Place Infiniti. Went in for my first oil change and also had to get a new keyfob remote programmed. The full synthetic oil change with Mobil 1, top off all fluids, do inspection, and a car wash for $69. Which I thought was a decent price. By the time I buy all the oil change stuff I need, I would be close to $60 anyway.
Sadly, I had to pay $140 to get the keyfob programmed.
Overall good experience, was helped right away, staff was nice and professional.
Bought the car basically over the phone from Kuni Westside Infiniti, near Seattle, WA. Flew down, drove the car back. Dealership is very nice, all the staff very friendly and laid back. Overall great experience. Bought Jan of this year.
Other experience is here in Las Vegas, with Park Place Infiniti. Went in for my first oil change and also had to get a new keyfob remote programmed. The full synthetic oil change with Mobil 1, top off all fluids, do inspection, and a car wash for $69. Which I thought was a decent price. By the time I buy all the oil change stuff I need, I would be close to $60 anyway.
Sadly, I had to pay $140 to get the keyfob programmed.
Overall good experience, was helped right away, staff was nice and professional.
05-05-2014, 02:41 AM
#30
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