I totally agree. That’s the way it is here sadly.They told me even when they submit a claim sometimes it takes a few days sometimes months to get approved.
probably hoping you’ll just give up and go away.
Hypothetically, and I’m not saying it’s correct, nor am I saying this is the way It is because I don’t know, but If you were a dealer and if they made you jump through hoops to make a claim, for a customer with another special mustang whose car needs to be as close to perfect as possible and...
You have a job. You do it well or you get fired. If you do it well you get paid better or promoted. In the real world you don’t get raises for consistently doing a bad job. CEO or otherwise.
Okay, so, when before the customer receives the car would be a good time to realize that the car had the wrong seat? I’ll answer that…..
That would be final inspection pre shipment. We know how well that works already.
Way too many historically. Just a general lack of attention to detail in assembly along with flawless backup by the experts at poor quality control to make certain it gets to your door like that-which makes the whole thing kind of inexcusable. I think Moe, Larry and Curley are on the assembly...