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MCL blantantly ripped me off so take heed, god forbid you come upon some money day and buy a porsche and decide to take it in to MCL. Dont say I didnt warn you. |
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I don't understand why a person can't save their hard earned money. Does a person who can afford luxury goods have to find the most expensive place to do their service? What's wrong with saving? But fair enough, the OP might have gone about dealing with the situation in the wrong way. |
OP : bottom line, lesson learned and chalk it up to life experience. Go with the other mechanics or even taken marco911's approach and go to a certified center in the USA |
Go down there with a can of gas and a frown. |
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The guys that work at MCL are good guys. Management of MCL though is who decides that they can charge outrageous prices, stop servicing US cars, etc, etc. That is my main reason for not patronizing MCL for service. |
actually they do get compensated for how much work they bring in/sell. |
I know for a fact that some parts and service advisors do get paid above and beyond for generating more business and/or reducing expenditures. I don't know if MCL does it but I do know that many other dealerships do. |
The reason i said that they receive commission is because I work at MCL, in the main shop. Some days, they bring in so many cars, that we barely have room to park cars after we're done working on them. |
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