Getting car repairs done slowly?
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- 11 de Jun, 2016
It’s just like the sign says, pick two.
You can have it done quickly, correctly, or cheap. But not all three.
I’m guessing you’re going the correctly and cheap way.
You can have it done quickly, correctly, or cheap. But not all three.
I’m guessing you’re going the correctly and cheap way.
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- 8 de Ago, 2022
Everything about the car market, from new cars to used cars, has been completely fucked in the ass since corona, and this applies to repairs as well. Mechanic shops and dealerships don't have as many people now. Cash for clunkers and its repeats have also been a total fucking disaster and did 100% the opposite of what was intended.
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- 2 de Feb, 2022
If you bring your car in during the mechanic's lunch time that is just unfortunate.
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- 19 de Abr, 2021
If you want it done right you do it yourself.
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- 27 de Abr, 2022
Yes, it does take forever now. I've also been trying to get my car fixed for months and they kept telling me they were waiting for the parts. It's the ongoing supply chain issues that started around early COVID times; however, the reason(s) why the supply chain is disrupted keep changing as some issues are fixed and new issues arise.