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| - Not a complaint but very interesting if you ask me. Anyway you slice it, how does a $173-240 part end up costing $700 dollars...for a 30 min job?
Very interesting... If you're reading this here's some advice, just before you pay money, research the cost of your part and YouTube how to fix it. Normally I do my work myself but I had a weak moment because I didn't know the problem with my car but after they showed me, for which I'm thankful for, i realized something odd with the price. The place really wants to make $700 for 1hr-30min job, then it ought to be a urgent care clinic not an auto-shop. Although similar, they are not the same.
1 star not because of crappy work, but for trying to Convince me to use credit or finance my situation, or tell me a bunch of things about the car that's not true, because after I ordered the part and fixed it, I realized they were all lies. There is why I am writing this. So, I realize you have a PR lady reviewing and answering these. I say to thee, calm on the pricing, and do tell your people to tell the truth, if a job really costs $700 dollars, I expect the work to be extremely difficult and worth $700...if I find a YouTube video and find out otherwise, well...I know you don't like being lied to either.
Edit: since its been brought to my attention that the part i was told I needed was from the dealership and it's "OEM" or "equivalent" (which is what I bought), it would be nice to know why there's damn near a %200 price increase on the the part other than to stay competitive. If I wanted the dealership prices, I probably would have gone to the dealership. :P "a little pricey" LOL. thanks for "shedding light". #troll
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