honda promotion for checkup and oil change

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by curious, Apr 7, 2004.

  1. curious

    curious Guest

    Hello,
    Live here in roswell/alpharetta area of georgia
    and received the free 40-pt inspection+oil change
    coupon.

    has anyone done this? Is it worth it ?

    Other than oil changes and replacing front tires,
    I haven't had any other maintenance work done
    on my accord 2002 lx.

    Thanks for any advice
     
    curious, Apr 7, 2004
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    Woody Guest

    The deal is marketing. They get your car in and come up with $2000 worth of
    work that "just has to be done". Of coarse if you aren't maintaining your
    vehicle it may be a good thing...
     
    Woody, Apr 7, 2004
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    tedjackson Guest

    I suggest that you take advantage of the special sale. If they try to tell
    you that they need to replace items such as your battery, alternator,
    etc--just tell them NO.
     
    tedjackson, Apr 7, 2004
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    Digiti Guest

    Just after buying my 1998 Accord I brought it in for this "deal". They told
    me I had a leak in my oilpan gasket. When I brought it in for service and
    showed them that Honda approved the service under my certified used car
    warranty this "LEAK" strangely disappeared. They also tried to sell me front
    brakes.. for $250. I had the oilpan checked by my local mechanic..no leak. I
    had him also do the front brakes for[rotors turned] and pads replaced for
    $125. You draw your own conclusions.
     
    Digiti, Apr 7, 2004
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    Fred Guest

    Get the oil change for free and deny anything else. Later, review all the
    recommendations and decide what really needs to be done and you can do it
    yourself. Look at it as a free car inspection.
     
    Fred, Apr 7, 2004
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    Jim Yanik Guest


    I'd visit a different dealer.That one is dishonest.
     
    Jim Yanik, Apr 8, 2004
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    Brian Smith Guest

    If you have to ask people (that you don't know) if saving money is a good
    thing, you need professional help ;^)
     
    Brian Smith, Apr 8, 2004
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