Lake Wind - Ritto

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It is a polite and kind response.

Kind and polite. Rest assured that Volvo is up to you

I am thankful for the prompt reply to the answering machine despite the morning assembly, which was taken care of by the 940's breakdown during the trip. My wife was relieved by her smile and caring. It's the savior of an elderly "person & car", look forward to it!

Thank you for your continued support. There are various costs associated with cars, but I want to save money, but safety is my first priority. For those who don't have a large wallet, this is a car shop that I can buy. You can see anything from foreign cars to light four.

It is handled for all imported cars All the staff are experienced car dealers and can be entrusted with peace of mind Among them, the old Volvo seems to be good at If you bring it to the dealer, it is recommended that you just change trains, but I think it is easy to consult because it puts the customer's request first.

I have been inspected by an Audi car. It is helpful because you can also reset the inspection time warning.

If your loved one buys a car here, you may want to stop it with all your might. At least I would. Many people write positive comments, but I thought that a car may not be a replacement for a car in general, and if it is not a serious problem, it will usually be highly evaluated. What happened was that the VOLVO I bought here had an initial defect and I was in a serious accident. In addition, I was disappointed, angry, and disappointed because I was so ill-advised and irresponsible about this matter. Details are written below, so please read only if you are interested. --- It was just after I started in the morning. When I tried to turn the steering wheel to the right to change lanes, a violent impact ran at my hand, and my body vibrated up and down. The steering wheel was completely out of control, so I hurriedly applied the brakes. It stopped about 5 to 10 meters away, but the tires were shattered and the inside of the car was filled with the smell of burnt rubber. Fortunately, it was unfortunate that there was no large car nearby. I consulted Road Service and found that the bolts that support the wheels were missing. That day I took a break from work and carried the vehicle to the factory. "It's been less than a year since I bought it (and it's been less than half a year since I received the vehicle inspection), but why is this happening?" I will not do anything at all. " I think the other person was an amateur and was tying up. I didn't talk. I immediately decided to pull up the car body and ask the dealer to investigate. A few days later, it seems that the part of the bolt that came off had traces of re-tightening when some parts were removed in the past. The bolts were probably loosely tightened at that time. The next day or two days later, the company offered to pay for repairs. What are you doing now? I also thought, but I was originally reluctant to rub it, so I decided to respond to it. However, things that are still useless continue after that. After receiving the repair fee, I was forced to sign a pledge saying "I will not be responsible for this vehicle in the future". You're still treating me as Takari. Perhaps because I have that kind of annoyance, I can only see other people in that way. Anyway, I was very disappointed. By the way, I only receive the actual cost, and the details and evidence are shown properly. I haven't received any compensation or nuisance fees. It seems that the repair fee was offered (at a later date) after being pointed out by the dealer. I was wondering because such a company would apologize for me, but I was strangely convinced that this was the case when I opened the lid.