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Hi prlady, I have a question about the reporter that is looking for folks who were surprised about how expensive repairs were. As a person on the other end of that line, I am a little concerned about how this article is going to come off. Are they putting blame on someone? I sure wouldn't mind seeing this article when it is done, then if it reads they way I am concerned about, then maybe they would like to hear the other side of the story? Thanks
it's always "I went in for the $69.95 brake special and those guys charged me $400!".
The rest of the story is that the person wouldn't do what the shop owner/mechanic recommended last time (change pads BEFORE they trash the rotors) to prevent having to replace the brake rotors...
driftracer, Yes, that is a concern. When ever I see an article like that, I cringe. I can just see the writing saying how crooked mechanics are and that they over charge and all that, when no one stops and sees that some problems were self created by the customers and the costs of specialized tools and information is expensive, so the costs, unfortunately are passed on to the customer.
I just read an article tonight, that went on to state that the trouble codes aren't avaialable and how scanners aren't available for the consumer/DIYer, when I test these very same scantools and programs. How they quoted some guy as saying he thought they should be able to plug into the vehicle with a laptop. Yep, got one of those programs that we tested, too.
There is alot of misinformation being presented in articles about car repairs, yet I rarely see any articles discussing it with the mechanics in the trenches who deal with it everyday. It is always the one sided arguement.
I had to edit my post, because there is ONE place that did do an article that was for the consumer that DID discuss it with mechanics. Oddly enough, that place was Edmunds.com
Sadly, most of the reporters who cover automobile stories know less about cars than my dog. And only a bit more than my cat... Our local daily has a so-called auto reporter and he gets something wrong in almost every story. Couple that with a "poor, poor, abused consumer" mindset and the result is exactly the type of article you referenced.
I guess it is that old adage, it isn't what you wrote, but how well you wrote it.
Don't get me wrong, there are alot of great articles and writers, but too often, they have a mindset that they follow and their articles reflect it. So, if they think that mechanics take advantage of folks, guess which direction their articles go? We've spent countless thousands of dollars and thousands of hours trying to educate folks and a few reporters can destroy all that work with a few keyboard strokes (I remember when it was a few strokes of the pen, LOL!).
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I was on vacation when you had your discussion of writing and repairs. It may be interesting for you to see the article that was written:
The Disposable Car: More Cars End Up Totaled High-Tech Safety Features Mean Many Vehicles Cost Too Much to Fix After Crash By MICHELLE HIGGINS Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL July 22, 2004; Page D1
As driftracer commented, it was far from what I was anticipating seeing. Which is good and bad. Good, because at least it didn't hammer mechanics. Since the article seemed to focus on insurance/accident costs of repairs, it was different than I figured it to be.
BTW prlady, did you have a good vacation? ; )
And Steve, thanks for the link. I appreciate it. : )
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"A reporter is hoping to interview Buick Century owners between 16 and 60 who love their Century and would like to be interviewed for a magazine article."
Wouldn't it be easier to just call the three people in the country who fit that description? :-)
lancefixer, you would be surprised at how many young kids are buying cars like older century cars. They are usually in their price range and insurance is pretty reasonable. LOL!
The median age is something like 70 plus for most Buicks, I think that's what he was referring to.
There are, of course, a few exceptions. Plus, median is not the same as mean (average), I'm sure the average age is much lower due to those curve-busting young folks you're talking about.
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Two people on Edmunds had fires on their CR-Vs, one settled with Honda and I doubt they're allowed to discuss it. The other is on the CR-V thread, if you'd like to advertise it there.
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I have a question about the reporter that is looking for folks who were surprised about how expensive repairs were.
As a person on the other end of that line, I am a little concerned about how this article is going to come off.
Are they putting blame on someone?
I sure wouldn't mind seeing this article when it is done, then if it reads they way I am concerned about, then maybe they would like to hear the other side of the story?
Thanks
The rest of the story is that the person wouldn't do what the shop owner/mechanic recommended last time (change pads BEFORE they trash the rotors) to prevent having to replace the brake rotors...
Yes, that is a concern.
When ever I see an article like that, I cringe.
I can just see the writing saying how crooked mechanics are and that they over charge and all that, when no one stops and sees that some problems were self created by the customers and the costs of specialized tools and information is expensive, so the costs, unfortunately are passed on to the customer.
I just read an article tonight, that went on to state that the trouble codes aren't avaialable and how scanners aren't available for the consumer/DIYer, when I test these very same scantools and programs. How they quoted some guy as saying he thought they should be able to plug into the vehicle with a laptop. Yep, got one of those programs that we tested, too.
There is alot of misinformation being presented in articles about car repairs, yet I rarely see any articles discussing it with the mechanics in the trenches who deal with it everyday.
It is always the one sided arguement.
I had to edit my post, because there is ONE place that did do an article that was for the consumer that DID discuss it with mechanics. Oddly enough, that place was Edmunds.com
Don't get me wrong, there are alot of great articles and writers, but too often, they have a mindset that they follow and their articles reflect it. So, if they think that mechanics take advantage of folks, guess which direction their articles go?
We've spent countless thousands of dollars and thousands of hours trying to educate folks and a few reporters can destroy all that work with a few keyboard strokes (I remember when it was a few strokes of the pen, LOL!).
Ok, I better stop. Gotta stay on topic. LOL!
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The Disposable Car: More Cars End Up Totaled
High-Tech Safety Features Mean Many Vehicles Cost
Too Much to Fix After Crash
By MICHELLE HIGGINS
Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
July 22, 2004; Page D1
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The WSJ version may have had some sidebars with TH member quotes, but it's subscriber only.
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Good, because at least it didn't hammer mechanics.
Since the article seemed to focus on insurance/accident costs of repairs, it was different than I figured it to be.
BTW prlady, did you have a good vacation? ; )
And Steve, thanks for the link. I appreciate it. : )
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And that's my vacation summary/advice for the day!
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Wouldn't it be easier to just call the three people in the country who fit that description? :-)
you would be surprised at how many young kids are buying cars like older century cars.
They are usually in their price range and insurance is pretty reasonable. LOL!
There are, of course, a few exceptions. Plus, median is not the same as mean (average), I'm sure the average age is much lower due to those curve-busting young folks you're talking about.
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A reporter is interested in speaking with a mechanic who has experience with Honda CR-Vs and the fire issue. If you are from the Southern California area and would be interested in speaking with a reporter about this, please contact Pam Krebs, Edmunds.com PR, at pkrebs@edmunds.com with your daytime phone number. Thank you.
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