Sheehy Chevrolet Closing

Pete

Repete
Isn't that what happened to Bell's? :confused:

I believe it was. I think the dealers are told "You need to move XX inventory or we are pulling your franchise and your quota."

GM claimed one of their problems was too many dealerships.

I wonder is a great deal of their problems are warranty services.

You go in for a rattle or a squeek (pick a problem) within the warranty period. The dealership starts throwing parts at it until it finally is fixed. In the end the defective thingamabob ($45 with $30 labor) ended up costing GM$600.

I know that I had an A/C unit quit cooling much in year 3 of a warranty. Stopped in a dealer and they looked at it for 30 seconds and ordered a new compressor. The bill was paid but the sheet I signed showed they were charging GM almost $1500. For all I know they put in a can of freon.
 
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moo-cow

Guest
I just heard they are closing the whole thing on April, No Dodge or Chevrolet.
 

Pete

Repete
Honestly I don't think Dodge will be around come 2010 anyway. If it is it will be a susidiary of a Japanese maker that will shuck most of the product line except the best sellers and the best plants.
 

MrZ06

I love Texas Road House
Its no suprise that they are shuting down. I always thought the cars they sell where overpriced.
 

itsbob

I bowl overhand
Yes.... very sad to see Sheehy Chevrolet go.... I bought several vehicles from there over the years. I did receive a letter in the mail forwarding me to Bayside Chevrolet in Prince Frederick.

I had my oil changed there this past week and my experience was one of the best I've had in a long time! Paul Hanna was excellent and their new service department (and waiting room) was clean and enjoyable. I am glad that we have a nice Chevrolet dealership right here in Calvert County that cares about there customers!
The real bonuse is, if you want a good car, they sell Toyotas too..
 

Rommey

Well-Known Member
I just heard they are closing the whole thing on April, No Dodge or Chevrolet.

I was just in there last Thursday and specifically asked about the Dodge side. They said there were no plans on closing anytime in the near future.

I guess that makes it a definite that they'll be closing soon.
:confused:
 

dustin

UAIOE
Some of you may have seen it while traveling abroad.... but in Europe and especially here in Japan from what I've seen, the dealerships dont carry very many, if any, vehicles on the lot. It's all special order business.... i think that's the way it will end up going for many dealerships in the states...

Why carry it on the lot if you dont know if its going to sell, or in order to sell it, you have to drop the price point really low...
 
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