Date: Tue, 04 Jun 2002 15:17:51 -0500 From: Captain Freedom <data61aS_P_A_Mnopsamcape.net> Subject: Re: waranty
If the dealer is skillful and if business is slow at the time they are more than happy to fix cars under warranty. They get paid by the company to do it. And can therefore keep their shop busy and the money flowing. Believe me they do not work for free. Beside if they can have a look at the car at the same time they are doing a warranty repair they will likely point out things that they could do that are not under warranty and therefore make more money. Just looking at it from another angle. John Skid wrote: > > Dealers are not in the business of finding problems they will have to fix > for free. Try to find an independent Saab mechanic in your area and ask how > much he would charge for a full inspection. (I recently paid $60.) He's > going to look closer than the dealer because he has nothing to lose and may > impress you enough that you will take the car back to him for after-warranty > work. You will either return to the dealership with a list of things that > need to be repaired under warranty -- or go home with the peace of mind that > comes with knowing your car is in great shape. > > "Audibert" <p.audibertnopsamdnet.att.net> wrote in message > news:2mUK8.21980$UT.1503313nopsamsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... > > Hello, > > My waranty will expire end of August on my 1999 93 that I just bought, > what > > should I tell the dealer to check? > > Any recall for 1999 93? > > Thanks > > > >
