benny66
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- May 30, 2015
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US car giant General Motors is offering Holden dealers car servicing contracts for only five years following the shutdown of the iconic brand
However, the company previously told the public it will provide customers with technical support for “at least 10 years"
It seems GM are wanting to wash their hands of their problems as soon as possible.
With the inevitable recession looming in Australia due to the coronavirus I think the days of the whole dealer network will be short.
It makes the value of near new Holden's even less in terms of resale. Also who will support the warranty in the last 2 years of the current 7 year warranties being offered if GM won't support the dealer network.
https://m.drive.com.au/news/exclusi...0-years-as-promised-to-the-public-123389.html
However, the company previously told the public it will provide customers with technical support for “at least 10 years"
It seems GM are wanting to wash their hands of their problems as soon as possible.
With the inevitable recession looming in Australia due to the coronavirus I think the days of the whole dealer network will be short.
It makes the value of near new Holden's even less in terms of resale. Also who will support the warranty in the last 2 years of the current 7 year warranties being offered if GM won't support the dealer network.
https://m.drive.com.au/news/exclusi...0-years-as-promised-to-the-public-123389.html