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I took delivery of my 2015 C7 on Oct 24th last year. My dealer said I would be getting a survey from GM concerning things like buying experience and service, etc. I have not yet received a survey of any kind. Anybody received a survey? Or not? Are we supposed to?
I took delivery of my 2015 C7 on Oct 24th last year. My dealer said I would be getting a survey from GM concerning things like buying experience and service, etc. I have not yet received a survey of any kind. Anybody received a survey? Or not? Are we supposed to?
Mine came email, and because I did a museum delivery that requires you buy the car before delivery, the survey arrived within days after I paid for the car; didn't complete the survey until after I took delivery and had my oil changed/picked up the license plates a week after I returned from the NACM.
If you haven't gotten it, and your salesperson isn't bugging you about it, that's odd. Dealers generally put the not-so-subtle pressure on you to rate them fully satisfied on everything. I wouldn't worry about not getting the survey, however.
I sure am glad I didn't get a survey......and so does the dealership.
Here's my grades that would have went on a survey:
Salesman: F
Salesman Communication: F
Salesman Providing Factual Information: F
Finance Mgr trying to sell a GMPP Warranty to customer: F
Dealership owner trying to resolve issues: B
New Car Mgr who worked his a$$ off to save the sale and please a customer: A+
Delivery Driver: A+
Follow Up after the sale by Salesman & Dealership: F
Final Price off current MSRP: A+
I was surveyed more than once within the first few weeks after delivery. Companies are survey crazy these days. You can't do anything without being surveyed about "your experience"!
I have had about 4 surveys. I finally got irritated with the last person who called me and asked them to remove me from the list or mark me as do not call. How many times are they going to ask me to answer the same questions? I am happy to help out once or twice but anything further is overkill in my opinion.
I've had more surveys from the dealership and GM/Chevy than I know what to do with. For a while there, it seemed like I was getting at least one a day about something. I've done them all though, I figure even if it helps a little they're worth doing.
If you like your sales guy and sales manager , you have to answer the "delivery survey" with 100% across the board, the survey can be up to 25% of their total income and bad surveys kill them. It's really unfair, no other person in the dealership gets ranked on it ( usually) and the sales guy can take it in the shorts for somebody else's screw up. And you can't say they were "pretty" good. That's a fail. The scoring equivalent to high school is 100% on the survey gets him an A+ and anything else is a "D"...very unfair but it's an industry std for 15 years...Thank JD Power for this mess....
I took delivery of my 2015 C7 on Oct 24th last year. My dealer said I would be getting a survey from GM concerning things like buying experience and service, etc. I have not yet received a survey of any kind. Anybody received a survey? Or not? Are we supposed to?
got an E mail with extensive list of questions,
particularly about quality (from paint to interior finish, quite extensive and detailed) about 4 weeks after taking delivery