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My son was interested in motorcycles, so I went out to see if he was a local. Despite asking if it is okay to straddle, at the time of the second unit "Please refrain if it is not considered ..." I hated Kawasaki at once. I wasn't even allowed to straddle, so I was a clerk (20's) with a narrow heart. If you don't buy it, don't touch it! What do you mean? This store is the worst! Compared to Kawasaki Plaza in Kanto, this place has a low rating. I'm convinced.

It may be kind and polite to the customers who bought the motorcycle, but it seems that they are not motivated because they do not know when the car can be delivered to the customers who want to purchase it from now on.

First of all, I didn't do anything wrong. However, I don't know if it's selling, but Not very motivated customer service. Looking at the past reviews, considering that the person who actually bought it was good, I felt that it would be positive for people who are willing to buy and who can buy with few uncertainties. It is said that the engine sound is also a new car, so you can not hear it, so if you want to consider various things from the actual car, such as seeing the actual car and listening to the sound, regardless of where you buy it, I think it's easier to scrutinize a certain used car giant R company or such a place. No matter if you look at the car body or talk to it. Even if I talk to you from here, it ends with an empty story. I was hesitant to come after I actually bought the quote, and it wasn't worth the effort. Fortunately I could see the actual car. As for the actual cars, I'm not sure if I've been to a major used car company, so I think it's good if you can see only the car body. If you ask from here, I will give you a quick overview of that, but it does not mean that you will be able to give a concrete image or make a trial calculation when considering purchasing, so it is not a reliable type of store. (I don't know about other Kawasaki Plaza) Especially for beginners and those who want to rely on various things I wonder how this store is. The stores I bought in the past talked to me more and more even if I didn't understand what I didn't understand, such as hearing from there while considering the distance, and I was able to buy on impulse with confidence. The honest impression is that the threshold is high here. Maybe it's not really suitable for beginners. For the time being, there is nothing like going to see the actual car. But can other customers straddle? Even if you ask It's not a positive OK with a sloppy feeling, so If the main purpose is to go see it with that in mind, isn't it? I don't know if it's because it's handled by a new car, if it's the intention of Kawasaki itself, if it's the intention of each store, or if it's the way of serving customers individually. In summary, it's good to go without expecting anything other than seeing.

As other people wrote, it was the worst customer service I came to the store from a distance with the intention of buying it Shikato even if I enter the store Even if you say that you are interested in this model I'm not interested at all, "What is that?" The most unpleasant store

I signed a new contract for a medium-sized motorcycle at this shop. The staff are kind and polite to me who rides a two-wheeled vehicle for the first time We received advice and reached a new car contract. thank you very much. For the first two-wheeled vehicle life, motorcycle selection is also important, Starting from choosing a reliable shop, from these shops and staff I learned.

It's relatively new and always smells good (laughs) The bike is also stored in this so it smells good for a while ? I think the staff are kind and polite and easy to talk to. There is also You Tube, so please have a look.

The attitude of the clerk is the worst. The z900rs are selling very well, so the customer service seems to be great and arrogant. I can't help it because it's a neighborhood, but I'm really sick of it. As anyone who develops motorcycles knows, it's too bad for an incompetent salesman at the counter to make a big deal. Employee education at Sagamihara stores is not really true.

There is (at least) one staff member who has to change their customer service attitude. When I was riding on a motorcycle, the second one said, "If you want to try more, you should go to the Auto Salon." Is that an agreement for the entire Kawasaki Plaza? If you have multiple cars for customers who have come all the way, why not go to another store? When I think about it, I've been asked when to buy it from the beginning, but I think it was sifted and dropped. That's disrespectful. I'm sure there are thousands of people involved in making a bike, but the last one is this and I'm not even asked to sign a contract at this shop.