tvr dealership's

[loose cannon]

is it just my local dealer or do all tvr dealership's
try there best to not phone you at any point to let you no what's going on, seems i always have to phone them

[steveb*]

loose cannon said:

is it just my local dealer or do all tvr dealership's try there best to not phone you at any point to let you no what's going on, seems i always have to phone them

Just you mate. Maybe cos yer a Merc Tech?

[loose cannon]

perhaps they can give me a job and save me my phone bill

[srebbe64]

loose cannon said:

is it just my local dealer or do all tvr dealership's try there best to not phone you at any point to let you no what's going on, seems i always have to phone them

Which dealer, I deal with Fernhurst and they've been excellent.

[simpo two]

They don't need to. TVRs sell themselves, don't they? Normal rules don't apply.

[loose cannon]

dont like to name and shame but perhaps i should.
what get's me is, if it had no warranty,
i would have fixed it myself by now.
but why should i have to.
maybe i should mention it loudly this weekend

[apprentice]

There aren't too many TVR "dealers" in Hampshire - so I thought I'd disassociate ourselves from this thread!

apprentice

[JoolzB]

I now go to an indi, it got a superb service by a bloke who clearly knows his stuff. As TVR's aren't his main line of business my thinking was that he'd take more interest in the car than a dealer with 30 brand spankers on the forecourt.

I tend to agree on the info front, the dealership I used to use didn't communicate aswell as they could but were helpful none the less even if you did have to chase them.