SH556JL
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- First Name
- Steven
- Joined
- Mar 20, 2021
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- Florida/Georgia
- Vehicle(s)
- 21 JLR M6 RIP, 23 JLR M6
What's sad is these Rubicons cost just as much as a BMW. Yet we are treated the same as a Journey buyer.I haven't had to take my Wrangler in for anything yet, but in general I've never been impressed with normal vehicle service departments.
My last 2 vehicles were BMWs and they treat you like royalty when you come in, even for the complimentary service (oil change, etc). Always get a loaner, no matter what, and they are very pleasant to deal with. Of course you pay for this in the purchase price, but it was nice anytime I had to go in there.
I even had a messed up locking lug nut that tire shop couldn't get off and they stripped my key. The service lady was very nice, went and got one of the master keys (made of actual hardened steel vs the slag the normal keys are made of) and had the service guy get it loose for me at 7pm. No charge for that either.
I dread having to take mine in for anything, hopefully it won't need to go in. I do my own oil changes and tire rotations too, not gonna let them do their "free" service and mess things up
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