George2615
Super Member
Chevrolet (or the dealer? :confused2: ) made a BIG mistake today,,
they sent me a customer survey,,,
After reading the questions,, I realized all of the prep work the dealer DID NOT do,,,
They did not link my phone,,, heck, they did not even set the clock time,,,
Then,, the list went on from there,,,
I would not have thought about the discrepancies,, if they had not asked SPECIFICALLY about each item.
On and on,, there were about 5 pages of what they did not do.
I think the dealer did so bad,, they will write me off as a disgruntled customer,,
that is not at all true,, Chevy just possibly expects too much out of the dealer.
Heck, they were supposed to set up my first service visit,,, didn't happen,,,:thumbdown:
I think all GM customers get that survey. Basically, 90% of what they didn't do is your salesman's fault. My salesman told me I'd be getting the survey. The survey reflects not only on the dealership but also how well he knows his job and that it is his job to fully explain everything there. He should have set the clock, connected your bluetooth, and gone over every knob and function with you. He even should have assisted set up Onstar with you. Then he should have introduced you to the service mgr. who would have set up your first visit or best time to call you. Onstar sends a monthly report to you and the dealer so they can keep tabs on whether you need service. If you fill out that survey truthfully that salesman may not be employed very long. You probably won't get a call from GM but the dealer sure will.
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