A refreshing trip to the dealer for service
07-09-09, 01:59 PM
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yep...car wash always free at rallye for sure, they even commercialized it before just stop in for a free car wash anytime, but i choose to wash it myself, don't trust machines as well as their terry towels and what not who knows where they have been
07-09-09, 02:04 PM
#17
My dealer lets me bring my oil (Mobil Synthetic). They charge me for the filter & the change, but I get a car wash, and if I need it a Lexus SUV loaner.
Yup, I also paid big bucks for my cars, but I've got no complaints w/ the service (
to Woodfield Lexus).
Yup, I also paid big bucks for my cars, but I've got no complaints w/ the service (
to Woodfield Lexus).
07-09-09, 03:10 PM
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I have no way to knowing if they kept my M1 or not. I was just pissed they did not know how much oil to put in. Needless to say I will be heading back to my regular mechanic for the next services.
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BTW, no one washes my car but myself, there is no way I would let the dealer do it. Just my $.02
07-09-09, 03:31 PM
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I knew you had to be one of the older ones! Your post are always relevant and to the point.
lol i know, i was just being an ***. the vast majority of lexus dealers offer free car wash, especially with any service.
and i thought ralle lexus of long island had an automatic wash but use the california jelly blade to dry - which i'm not a fan of for letting other people who are not careful use because it can cause scratches when gliding dirt across the surface.
lol i know, i was just being an ***. the vast majority of lexus dealers offer free car wash, especially with any service.
and i thought ralle lexus of long island had an automatic wash but use the california jelly blade to dry - which i'm not a fan of for letting other people who are not careful use because it can cause scratches when gliding dirt across the surface.
07-09-09, 03:53 PM
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Everything about every Scion/Toyota/Lexus for the last 19 years (or more) online. Not to mention they have access to all the Toyota training materials so you can learn about the systems from the same materials the techs use. Toss in New Car Features about every car and truck they make and you've got a whole library of information for less than a dollar a day. If I were a business I wouldn't even think twice about subscribing - it beats Alldata to shreds for depth.
07-09-09, 04:04 PM
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