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Hertz: We're selling them because maintenance is too expensive. Buyer in the article: It dawned on me that maintenance was too expensive. No surprise there.
by fxtentacle 2y ago
Hertz: We're selling them because maintenance is too expensive.
Buyer in the article: It dawned on me that maintenance was too expensive.
No surprise there.
- lowbloodsugar 2y agoFTA: "Soon, a body shop found a quarter-size hole in the undercarriage he hadn’t seen before, which led to revelations of deeper issues inside. “The high-voltage battery pack is damaged and could cause extreme safety concerns,” a Tesla technician texted him." That's not a maintenance issue. That's "driven by assholes and serviced by cheapskates" issue. To my great regret I once bought a ford from a dealer that I found out later to have been owned by hertz. I bought the ford extended warranty at purchase, but hertz had replaced most of the parts with shit parts, so the warranty wouldn't cover their failure. FML. Don't buy from hertz. It's not just the drivers.
- OptionOfT 2y agoWe give dealers too much slack when it comes to selling used cars. Go there, talk to a salesperson (don't, please...), and hear them out on how awesome and well maintained this car is that you're looking at. Then you go and sign, and in the stack of papers is a form that says no warranties can be derived from what the salesperson told you. That really means a lot to me. For my next car I'm going to email the 3 dealerships here. I need a test-drive in a similar model, but I want a custom order (options, color combo that's never available). I'll see which ones will want to give me a CarMax experience...