Re:Almost every Ferrari sold since 2005 is being recalled
by ClumsyPilot on Tuesday August 09, 2022 @02:15PM
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> So what? Say no if you don't want the work. Done. Do you get mad at every salesman who pushes their product on you?
Non-functional breaks mean death. If its okay for an expert to lie to you to sell you unnessesary service, then it's okay for a doctor to tell you you need urgent surgery when in fact you don't?
Re:Almost every Ferrari sold since 2005 is being recalled
by gspetr on Tuesday August 09, 2022 @02:29PM
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>a doctor to tell you you need urgent surgery when in fact you don't?
I have had exactly that happen to me when I visited a very fancy dental clinic, replete with photos of household name celebrity clients on its lobby's wall.
After doing a fancy 3D scan of my teeth they've concluded that I urgently needed to remove a wisdom tooth that had been lying dormant in a horizontal position in my mouth or else.
That "else" hasn't happened in 10 years since my first and only visit there.
Car dealerships are mechanics, nothing special about them, and I've had incidents with small paces as well.
>I had to bring my car in for a recall previously, and they said right away that the brakes also needed replacing immediately.
So what? Say no if you don't want the work. Done. Do you get mad at every salesman who pushes their product on you?
>Ended up replacing the back after a year and a half
You can ride bad brakes pretty much forever if you want, nothing stopping you (pun). As he says, depends on "how you drive".
I'm still trying to wrap my head around why you're so upset about your dealer suggesting you get your brakes done...