NEVER Leave Things In Your Car at Dealerships

[alpine_aw11]

So what was the situation exactly? Was it getting work done? Sounds to me like someone working there did it. I mean the likelihood of someone not involved with the dealership stealing it is pretty small.

[Kyle]

So what was the situation exactly? Was it getting work done? Sounds to me like someone working there did it. I mean the likelihood of someone not involved with the dealership stealing it is pretty small.

Yeah getting some vac lines replaced. It def. sounds like it was one of their workers.

if you post pics of the v1 i will make a fake craigs list ad selling it. man you get a lot of shit stolen from you.

Haha I'm on a roll, it's about $2000 worth of shit in the last year.

Damn man where did you take the car? Heritage? The reason they aren't on the hook for this is because either somewhere in the paper work that you signed or there is a sign somewhere that says that they aren't responsible for any personal belongings left in the vehicle.

However, since the car was in their posession it is their it is THEIR responsibility to keep the car secure. So if the car was broken into at the dealership then they failed to keep the car secure and they should be on the hook for it. Talk to the GM or owner direct and if that doesn't work keep working your way up the ladder until you hit corporate consumer affairs.

Good luck man

I won't say, I still like the dealership and would never bad mouth them.

The thing is I never signed anything. In most cases you would, but I know the service manager so he didnt make me sign shit.

I agree, I dont want to get into it with my service manager(a good one is hard to come by when you drive a vw), so I think I will be taking this up with the general manager.

[EJ25RUN]

Did you not know this before? I clean the car out before i visit the dealer.

[Alan®]

I agree, I dont want to get into it with my service manager(a good one is hard to come by when you drive a vw), so I think I will be taking this up with the general manager.

Oh no doubt. When I had the tC I went through three dealers before I finally found one that was worth a damn .

Do what you think is best but like I said if you can't find a solution through the dealer than you need to take it to corporate. Trust me they get shit done.

[HeLLo iM iZzY]

I won't say, I still like the dealership and would never bad mouth them.

Are you kiddin me? LOL.

Is that how it is with your friends after you find out that they've stolen something from you? Must be cause you've been getting shit stolen from you out the ass lately.

Good luck dude.

[Kyle]

I just dont go to a dealership period. /story

So it doesn't apply to you. Go take your attn whoring elsewhere.

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Yep, dealership = fail. Especially VW dealerships. And I say that as a fan of VW

Not if you know the right people at the right dealership.

Its not the dealerships fault its some low level employees, those exist at all shops, not just dealerships.

Are you kiddin me? LOL.

Is that how it is with your friends after you find out that they've stolen something from you? Must be cause you've been getting shit stolen from you out the ass lately.

Good luck dude.

Like I said above, low level employees are to blame.

Once I find a good service manager I will follow them wherever they go, even if my shit gets jacked. It won't happen again so who cares.