Pot O' Gold
Somehow you figure DC shouldn't abide by the warranty? Don't you think they have the cost of warranty work built into the cost of a vehicle? There is a pot of warranty gold in the skies, and DC can cash in on it if they produce vehicles that don't require warranty work!!
Instead of trying to tie truck prices with warranty work, let's look at the company bottom line if their products are quality. The higher quality you have, the higher the bottom line will be. I've had a couple things go wrong on my truck, and I had my dealer fix them. Why should I be stuck with the bill because poor ole DC didn't account for a percentage of bad parts???
Schrowang said:Dan,
Us owners have somehow gotten the impression that there is a big pot of warranty gold somewhere in the skies above Dodgeland. Ain't so folks. Warranty work comes out of your pocket and mine when we go to buy a new truck...
And in the end, warranty work comes out of all of our pockets. There's no magic warranty bank account at Chase Manhattan for DC or the dealers. Labor rates go up because of unapproved local warranty work by the dealer. Truck prices go up because of warranty work paid to the dealers by DC.
Mike
Somehow you figure DC shouldn't abide by the warranty? Don't you think they have the cost of warranty work built into the cost of a vehicle? There is a pot of warranty gold in the skies, and DC can cash in on it if they produce vehicles that don't require warranty work!!
Instead of trying to tie truck prices with warranty work, let's look at the company bottom line if their products are quality. The higher quality you have, the higher the bottom line will be. I've had a couple things go wrong on my truck, and I had my dealer fix them. Why should I be stuck with the bill because poor ole DC didn't account for a percentage of bad parts???