Should You Buy An Extended Warranty?
Buying a new car can be an exhausting process. It takes hours, and some buyers make hasty decisions just to bring the process to a close. Even though the decisions are important and the implications can last for years, some buyers are not equipped to make an informed decision about add-ons at the end of a new car purchase.
We Won’t Sell You Stuff You Don’t Need
With profit margins shrinking, auto repair facilities have been looking for ways to increase the profit potential of their service departments. Unfortunately, many of their offers benefit the dealership more than the car owner. One good question to research is whether your dealer’s maintenance schedule matches the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule.
Going the Extra Miles and Miles
Here’s a week in the life of Cassel’s Automotive. As you read this story, try to imagine getting this level of attention from any dealer that sells and services cars.
A customer came home from a trip and brought his truck into the shop because it had bucked and jerked intermittently while pulling his “fifth wheel” camper trailer. During a scheduled appointment, the technicians at Cassels Garage checked the fuel and computer systems and test drove the truck about forty miles, but found nothing.
Take Care Of Your Brakes So They Will Take Care Of You
Brakes are an all-important safety feature of your vehicle, and it is important to maintain them properly. An appropriate maintenance schedule depends on usage. Obviously a New York City taxi driver puts more pressure on his brakes than the typical soccer mom or suburban commuter.
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