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BMW 5-Series Dealer Practices Pros and Cons
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2002 BMW 5-Series Pros and Cons Member5259 BMW dealerships (or stealerships) are EXPENSIVE and often less capable than a good mechanic. |
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2000 BMW 5-Series Pros and Cons A member in New York, United States Only a couple around me and the labor prices are astronomical. Most of the problems you have to go to the dealership for - proprietary reasons |
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2011 BMW 5-Series Pros and Cons Member5003 Easy to order, easy to negotiate... no hidden charges and delivered on time without any pressure to buy additional services |
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2002 BMW 5-Series Pros and Cons Member979 Visiting a dealership was fun. The salespeople judged us by our looks and we found no reason to go back for service. Being prejudged made us laugh as they honestly overcharged for everything from sales to service and once outside warranty never went back. |
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2009 BMW 5-Series Pros and Cons Member4306 |
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2009 BMW 5-Series Pros and Cons Member3353 Poor customer service. |
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2008 BMW 5-Series Pros and Cons A member in Pennsylvania, United States |
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2006 BMW 5-Series Pros and Cons Member28 Cusomter service from the Service department in Calgary Alberta here is brutal. The service department is too busy, and the staff are overworked and not really customer service orientated compared to Toyota or Honda. |
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