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Old 05-07-2008, 07:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Arrogant thieves at GM

Arrogant thieves at GM

They think people should tattoo their name on their arms like they do with Harley.

Bad guy GM Canada. Quote me $1640.00 + tax for 1 auto locking hub and $449.00 for 1 brake drum on my 1997 Tracker 4 door.

Good guys. Suzuki Dealer in Detroit MI. Quoted me $330.00 US for the hub.
I bought the brake drums in Canada for$31.99 ea. They also charged me $250.00 for a vehicle recall clearance letter.

Any wonder why the big 3 are in so much trouble, and people don't want to deal with them any more.
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Arrogant thieves at GM . . .Quote me $1640.00 + tax for 1 auto locking hub and $449.00 for 1 brake drum on my 1997 Tracker 4 door.
Replacement Warn (manual) hubs are $49 each at Lordco, $140 at GM. Front rotor discs are $39 at Lordco, $150 at GM. Door lock cylinders are $105 at GM, $65 at Suzuki. It pays to shop around.
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Interesting comment but it contains no validity.
You gave the price for parts at a gm dealer in canada, but you did not give a price for a suzuki dealer in canada.
Then you gave a price for a gm dealer in the united states, but did not give a price for a suzuki dealer in the united states.
Since you left out ( purposely or otherwise ) this prevents the ascertation of a valid argument because there is no comparative evidence to weigh against that which is otherwise obvious.
Without such data, this invalidates your ascertations.
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Hardly
I was making a point about GM in general and then a comparison of GM Canada and GM USA.
Try to keep up now.
The Suzuki dealer in Ontario quotes $679.00 for the same part
That was about the equivalent of the US GM dealer, while the US Suzuki dealer quoted me about half that amount.
I cannot believe anyone would waste their time defending these arrogant thieving holes, unless they themselves were one on them.
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I work for a GM dealer in their parts department. We have no control over the prices GM sets. Remember we are owned by the government now[remember those $400 hammers], it is hard to tell customers that a single bolt sells for $10 a piece when you can go to the hardware store and get 10 lbs of the same bolt! I also work part time at an Advance Auto Parts so I see the price difference all the time. I tell people to search the internet for hard to find parts. They are out there for a reasonable price but you have to hunt for them and be patient!
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The prices are likely the result of bankruptcy. The US Govt is now the owner of GM. Fortunately the overseas makers of Trackers (India, etc) are still running on 4 cylinders and you can get Indian parts through jobbers. For a real shocker, check the price of a '98 Tracker ECM which used to be $700. After the gov took over they're now $3000 (none left at Suzuki)!
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And they expect you to buy their new crap when they treat you like this. GM please go bankrupt already.
At least that A hole Wanger is gone. Good one Obama

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How does an $18000. Chevy S box end up costing around $25,000.00 but in the same time period it is now only worth $9,000.

Then you add in the outrageous prices they charge for their parts and why in the " hell " would you ever buy a car from these accountants.

Used cars rule. go to hell GM

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And they expect you to buy their new crap when they treat you like this. GM please go bankrupt already.
At least that A hole Wanger is gone. Good one Obama

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