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They don't have time to do it the right way the first time, but they have time to do it twice.
by stephengillie 8y ago
They don't have time to do it the right way the first time, but they have time to do it twice.
- gambiting 8y agoBecause any recall done the second time will be done by the dealerships, which will simply bill VW for the time spent on this. The first one was done at factory, which slows down production and results in delays.
- detaro 8y agoWhat makes you think that it'll happen that way?
- gambiting 8y agoBecause as I said in another post, I'm literally about to pick up a brand new Polo this Friday - my car was manufactured, was awaiting loading in South Africa, and then had to be returned to factory specifically because of the seatbelt recall - which delayed delivery by about 4 weeks. If VW now issues a second recall, it will be done by my local dealership - how else could it work?
- detaro 8y agoBut that's the same as the first recall? Already sold vehicles go back to the dealership, those "in transit" get fixed by the factory?
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