Subject	That is very true.
Posted by	TT XTZ on October 29, 2004 at 5:56 PM
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In Reply To	I think you need to know the "person" working on your car posted by Spddracer on October 29, 2004 at 05:45 PM
Message	I found a good one at the Citgo across the street from where I work. He's great, does excellent work on my Pontiac, explains and shows me what he's done and found on my car, and will verbally troubleshoot with me. Then I got the Z, and I'm not sure what the deal is but he won't do much on it. Wouldn't touch the timing belt job. Exactly the kick in the butt I needed to start learning how to do things myself. ;)
Follow Ups	We see a lot of posts about avoiding repair and maintenance - zxjpmzx 16:44:42 10/29/04 In my experience the dealer has usually done a good job - doug8867 16:58:11 10/29/04 Use word of mouth to find best repair shops.. - ezmoney 19:27:51 10/29/04 dealers have generally been my last choice, BUT - robo (sebring1970) 17:04:58 10/29/04 Unfortunately my personal experience has been yes. - TT XTZ 17:13:08 10/29/04 I've been hosed a few times too and I am very reluctant to - zxjpmzx 17:19:50 10/29/04 I think you need to know the "person" working on your car - Spddracer 17:45:18 10/29/04 That is very true. - TT XTZ 17:56:50 10/29/04 In general, yes - NytWolf 18:25:36 10/29/04 agreed..."upper end" Sewell of LExUs in Dallas ownZ u - 2eZee 21:36:52 10/29/04 huge can of worms - Ballistic 19:19:09 10/29/04 Re: huge can of worms - Ballistic 19:22:35 10/29/04 sorry about the double post - Ballistic 19:24:30 10/29/04 Mitsu dealers got the nickname "SATAN" by DSM guys... (n/m) - RedShiftZ 21:26:42 10/29/04 another reason not to buy an Evolution (n/m) - max865 22:30:37 10/29/04
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