Why do RV dealers take forever to fix things
Just read a post about someone needing repairs, and it was going to be several weeks before he could drop it off, and then another couple weeks before work would be done. I don't understand how dea...
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ctpres wrote:It is almost always a "book rate" charge. It is pre-negotiated up front and agreed to by either you or the manufacturer. They don't charge you $100 a hour for every day it sits. They get a certain amount for the repair whether it takes them 1 hour or ten. They also don't get paid until the repairs are complete, and with warranty work, often several months after that. They have no financial incentive to go slow or delay or otherwise keep your rig.
At $100 plus an hour - why hurry?
