Have you taken the Customer Satisfaction Survey yet? If not, your in luck. Tell the salesman or whoever your dealing with that you'll be happy to give them a high score on this survey if they solve your problem to your satisfaction. They should jump through hoops to make you happy.
In car dealerships, it's common to hear a salesperson ask or even beg for a customer who has just bought a car to give him top marks in the customer satisfaction survey that will soon arrive. Here's why: The salesperson's pay, and potentially, the job itself, may very well depend on getting perfect 10s in this survey.
Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI) scores are an important part of everyday life at a dealership, and for good reason. Automakers want to hear from customers in order to gauge how well the franchise is doing in key areas, primarily the customer's satisfaction with the sale process. On the dealership level, these scores often determine future inventory. The better the score, the more likely a dealership is to get in-demand vehicles. Depending on the manufacturer, CSI scores also can affect the end-of-year bonuses it pays to the dealership.
Use this to your advantage. Good luck.