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No, it's not another issue, it is THE issue. I will have my boat fixed
one way or another (another dealer for M has stepped up to the plate), and I will probably get rid of it. The issue is that I should never have had this problem in the first place. You yourself admit that: "I agree that it should be fixed there from the get go, but thats an other thread that has been beat here on RSW years ago." That's the point, and it should continue to be beaten until M changes their behavior or stops making defective boats. I wish I had seen the info on this before buying... I would not have chosen "M". I sincerely hope I can help one other consumer, then my efforts will have been worthwhile. Maybe I missed the information or maybe is was between flare-ups when I bought. Either way, let's let everone who will listen know about it. Maybe "M" would put a little note about it in their brochure since "everyone will understand". Doug Meredith wrote: "James McCarthy" wrote in message ... Regardless as to what perception Guy has of Joe, if he is a nit picker or not, Joe has a problem with his boat and it is M's and Guy's responsibility to correct it. It seems to me that even if it is a local dealer issue, that M should lean on the local dealer. After all M's service is only as good as their dealer network. I was thinking of getting my MC's 100 hr service done there but I am thinking twice now. Yes, M should lean on the dealer, but it is a dealer issue. Its not a hard repair, and should have been done in a day or less. I still haven't heard what the dealer did or didn't do, only bitching about M. Guy Coward isn't gonna give you a new boat over this, nor is he gonna send a factory tech to fix it. BUT he should be on the dealer to do it. FOTM, MC or CC would not give you a new boat if they had a minor repair as this to fix either. I know for a fact though, that CC will leanon the dealer to get something fixed. WHy M hasn't got this fixed at the factory is a totally different issue, which has no bearing on this one. I agree that it should be fixed there from the get go, but thats an other thread that has been beat here on RSW years ago. |
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"J.W. Frank" wrote in message ... No, it's not another issue, it is THE issue. I will have my boat fixed one way or another (another dealer for M has stepped up to the plate), and I will probably get rid of it. The issue is that I should never have had this problem in the first place. You yourself admit that: Yes, I do agree with that. Selling the boat because of it is a knee jerk reaction, IMHO. Unless you want to take a major money hit. That's the point, and it should continue to be beaten until M changes their behavior or stops making defective boats. I'm not going to try and defend M, but they do not make defective boats. From year to year its a toss up who is the largest, M or MC. So 3500 boat sales a year means they are doing something right. However, in your other post, you talk about GM having a problem, and having a recall. True, BUT GM doesn't take the car back, and they don't sent a factory tech out, and they don't take customer calls. Their DEALERS fix the problem and off you go. That is just what Malibu is doing. The DEALER is supposed to fix the problem. Again, as you stated, your dealer is no longer going to be a M dealer. There is a good reason for this, as he has not fixed your boat as he should have. I wish I had seen the info on this before buying... I would not have chosen "M". I sincerely hope I can help one other consumer, then my efforts will have been worthwhile. Maybe I missed the information or maybe is was between flare-ups when I bought. Either way, let's let everone who will listen know about it. Maybe "M" would put a little note about it in their brochure since "everyone will understand". There is no reason in the world to not buy a Malibu boat. All of the big 3, CC, MC, and M make good boats. You will never go wrong buying any of them. Each of us that has bought their products had his or her own reasons for buying that product. BTY, you have never stated what happened when youtook your boat to the dealer. What did or didn't he do? From your vague statements, this sure sounds a lot like a dealer screw up of a repair, but you haven't told us anything about that in between your rants about Malibu. |
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