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misterfact
Re: Saturn of Grand Rapids.
After taking my 2004 L300 Saturn into Saturn of GR for an oil change
and tire rotation, I was told that my front craddle bushings were
separating and had to be replaced
(after only 37,400 miles). I was told by the Service Advisor that this
was a common occurrence, due to driving over bad roads. I have owned 3
other Saturns prior to this one and have never had to replace
suspension bushings on any of them (over 100K miles on each car). The
driving I do is 90% freeway/interstate; I don't drive over back
country, washboard roads. The regular 36,000 mile Saturn warranty had
just expired but the problem had to have started long before this and
should have been fully covered under the 36K warranty. I was told I
would have to pay the $100 deductible under my extended warranty, for
which I paid about $1,500 to cover 100K miles. These people wouldn't
consider absorbing the deductible themselves and I told them that this
doesn't speak well for Saturn reliabilty and if a car starts falling
apart after only 37K miles, I don't think I will buy another Saturn.
My first 3 were pretty good cars but the later models are just plain
junk, in my opinion and Saturn of GR isn't any better than most other
U.S. car dealerships (liars and crooks). "Saturn...a different kind of
car company." Yeah...right!
STEVE ALLEN
[email protected]
Don't expect to receive any necessary information about your car from
Saturn of Grand Rapids. The only thing I ever received from them were
so-called "Great Offers" to buy another lemon from them!
[email protected]
After taking my 2004 L300 Saturn into Saturn of GR for an oil change
and tire rotation, I was told that my front craddle bushings were
separating and had to be replaced
(after only 37,400 miles). I was told by the Service Advisor that this
was a common occurrence, due to driving over bad roads. I have owned 3
other Saturns prior to this one and have never had to replace
suspension bushings on any of them (over 100K miles on each car). The
driving I do is 90% freeway/interstate; I don't drive over back
country, washboard roads. The regular 36,000 mile Saturn warranty had
just expired but the problem had to have started long before this and
should have been fully covered under the 36K warranty. I was told I
would have to pay the $100 deductible under my extended warranty, for
which I paid about $1,500 to cover 100K miles. These people wouldn't
consider absorbing the deductible themselves and I told them that this
doesn't speak well for Saturn reliabilty and if a car starts falling
apart after only 37K miles, I don't think I will buy another Saturn.
My first 3 were pretty good cars but the later models are just plain
junk, in my opinion and Saturn of GR isn't any better than most other
U.S. car dealerships (liars and crooks). "Saturn...a different kind of
car company." Yeah...right!
STEVE ALLEN
[email protected]
Don't expect to receive any necessary information about your car from
Saturn of Grand Rapids. The only thing I ever received from them were
so-called "Great Offers" to buy another lemon from them!
[email protected]
