GM Fires Mr. Goodwrench!
Mr. Goodwrench was getting too expensive anyway!! I understand he's going to get work at that new GM assembly plant in Mexico! 
11-14-2010, 01:30 PM
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Not really any big news here. Goodwrench was played way down the last couple years with many spending cut.
It kind of lost it's shine when Earnhardt died.
Ford even dumped Quality Care they had for years a while back.
It kind of lost it's shine when Earnhardt died.
Ford even dumped Quality Care they had for years a while back.
11-26-2010, 11:07 AM
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Chevy/Saturn Service
Looks like around here the Saturn service is being handled by specific Chevy dealerships. Of course, the Saturn folks are going to be in for a shock - no extra customer service as they had been used to getting...
11-28-2010, 10:10 AM
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Pretty much any Olds, Pontiac or Saturn can be repaired at most GM dealers with no issue. The larger dealers will most likely to have the odd needed trim parts in stock. Other than that most of the othe parts for the drivetain, and suspension were shared with most other GM cars.
Getting them fixed should not be all that difficult in anyway.
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