[NefCanuck]

NOS2Go4Me,Sep 9 2008, 10:51 AM Wrote:Here's my take on it, and I'm spared the chaser tow truck s*** cause I live in North Bay... damn I hate chasers. Always have, always will.

Also, and I'll say it in caps cause it matters:

WHERE YOU TAKE YOUR CAR FOR REPAIRS IS YOUR CHOICE AND SHOULD BE YOUR CHOICE ALONE. JUST BECAUSE A CHASER SHOWS UP AND TALKS YOU INTO THE TOW DOESN'T MEAN THAT HIS REPAIR/BODY SHOP IS THE BEST OR ANY GOOD AT ALL.

Take it to your servicing dealer's bodyshop. Carstar Collision centres are great places (normally), plus the fact they're tied in to the dealer gives them more of a public and identifiable face. This tends to make them more accountable.

I've had a bit of grief with the Stockfish Carstar centre before, but I straightened them out and they were great. They've also handled all my paint fixes and such, pre-delivery cleanups... great service.

Again, it's great service cause there's a "s*** rolls downhill" scenario for them if they fail. For some random bodyshop, who are they accountable to? NO ONE.

Personally, Daniel I'd get it out of Atlantic. If you want a reliable, honest shop out your way, PM me. I can make some calls. LOL yes, from up here. :P
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Thing is, Atlantic is Dixie Ford's collision centre of record (I've double checked with Dixie Ford this afternoon and after dealing with them and the owner personally at the SVTOA Track weekend I have no concerns that they will screw me around on this)

What's more annoying is the mewling from the ins. co. about the fact that I want to take it to Atlantic. I'm sorry but for a six month old car why would I not go to the bodyshop recommended by the servicing dealer? It's not like the ins. co. and their "guarantee" is going to be worth the paper its printed on anyways <_<

NefCanuck