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06-08-2006, 12:25 AM
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I'm starting a thread without a whinge this time. I am very fussy when it comes to cars, having restored a classic car to outright Concours winning condition.
I had my car serviced today (Saturday) and I was completely happy with the service. The local dealer does it on Saturday mornings which eliminates any disruptions to my work during the week. It does seem to go better now. I didnt mention about the slack handbrake. It is tight as anything now, with only 2-3 clicks to max. Also I mentioned about the noisy heater fan. "Its on order" was the reply when I came to pick up the car (still under warranty). Gone are the days where I thought my mother knew more about cars than the guy behind the desk. This guy was really informative about the various items discussed. All for $219.00, which justifies one of my reasons for going for a Ghia instead of a Subaru or Mazda 6. |
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Good service from Ford
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