Dealer versus Non-Dealer Servicing

**destrukshn** · 12-03-2014 08:35 AM

people don't open business's to make a small amount of money. lol
rick damelian closed down, because of bad management.
most of the costs the dealer has to absorb, sure honda australia has to pay for some, but mostly the dealer absorbs.
this topic isn't going anywhere anymore. lol

**Jasemas** · 12-03-2014 08:51 AM

Honda Australia sucks
Honda Nippon - awwwww yeah

**amant02** · 12-03-2014 09:19 PM

Look nice and simple.

Buy a car from the dealer.

Get it serviced at a licensed work shop.

Claim your warranty/call backs at dealer.

If its just a Oil change your after, do it yourself. Wont take longer then 30 minutes. (hardest part is jacking the car up lol)

Go to office works make up a stamp and stamp your own log book

**philip_pc** · 21-03-2014 09:05 PM

Originally Posted by amant02

Go to office works make up a stamp and stamp your own log book

?? Can you do this? As in make up a fake shop name?
Dont know if this would be a wise thing to do, if something goes crook down the track and you need warranty claim. They check up the Shop name and find it non existent................long story

**amant02** · 21-03-2014 09:18 PM

Originally Posted by philip_pc

?? Can you do this? As in make up a fake shop name?
Dont know if this would be a wise thing to do, if something goes crook down the track and you need warranty claim. They check up the Shop name and find it non existent................long story

It was a joke mate.

**sensei_** · 21-03-2014 10:18 PM

Originally Posted by amant02

It was a joke mate.

thats not to say it hasnt been done.

ive seen plenty of "workshops" with collections of stamps so that they can falsify the log books on cars that they are selling.

as with anything, its a case of caveat emptor