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No matter if the dealer's work is warrantied or not, If you keep going back to have it fixed, you'll end up having a car diassembled and reassembled so much
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No matter if the dealer's work is warrantied or not, If you keep going back to have it fixed, you'll end up having a car diassembled and reassembled so much that the integrity will just not be the same.
My pillars and interior panels have been screwed around so much by the dealership that its created rattles that weren't there on a brand new car at that time. It all depends on the dealership, but my experience tells me that, no do not trust them to do the right work. |
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