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Chevrolet Survey-feedback appreciated - 4/26/2007 11:36:19 PM

jrocha3

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Survey:
If Chevrolet created a more passionate atmosphere at their dealerships, as far as merchandizing (much like at Harley Davidson dealerships), would this compel you to shop or visit your local dealership. Yes, No required, short answer appreciated.

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RE: Chevrolet Survey-feedback appreciated - 4/30/2007 12:21:31 AM

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RE: Chevrolet Survey-feedback appreciated - 4/30/2007 9:54:53 PM

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Yes, but pricing has always been an issue for GM stuff at dealer.

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RE: Chevrolet Survey-feedback appreciated - 5/1/2007 8:53:28 PM

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I do not mind pricing as along as we are looking at t-shirts and hoodies priced no more then $30. What I really want is more of a selection, designs from all Chevrolet models past, present, and future, and cool Chevrolet logo designs. Most of the stuff they have online is lame.

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RE: Chevrolet Survey-feedback appreciated - 5/2/2007 10:56:56 PM

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No, I don't think so.

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RE: Chevrolet Survey-feedback appreciated - 5/3/2007 5:37:50 PM

jrocha3

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ORIGINAL: ChevyBaby

No, I don't think so.

-So your saying your a big enough Chevrolet fan to join a forum. But not big enough to at the least go to check the selection of merchandise at a dealership. I do not understand, can I ask why?

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RE: Chevrolet Survey-feedback appreciated - 5/6/2007 5:36:49 PM

jrocha3

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Come on guys I need your help, this is just a survey, show your support for Chevrolet.
Thank You

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RE: Chevrolet Survey-feedback appreciated - 5/14/2007 9:33:43 PM

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Well it depends. I don't normaly go shopping at Chevy for teeshirts just because they may have one. If that is what your meaning is. Anyway most of the time if I am getting car candy I get it at GMC. Reason was the bullet grill I wanted over at teh Chevrolet labled Dealer was $250 yet I went to the GMC Labled dealer and purchased the same grill for $150. So I tend to hual it over to GMC when ever something goes wild on it that I am unable to fix myself.

On the other hand IF they where to do something special with the service area where as you can purchase all the Chevey labled stuff ya want I would tend to go more if it was like the Ford dealer out here (yes I do go there alot I own a mach 1) At the local ford dealer they have a Mustang Sally's setting there at the dealer lot, so you shop, eat and have a rather good time with at Ford, GM you sit, drink real wild strong coffee and try not to be tempted with another car on the lot hah. I have a thing for vetts

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RE: Chevrolet Survey-feedback appreciated - 6/4/2007 1:36:45 PM

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I think that is a very good idea. The dealerships that thrive are ones with a welcoming feel and I think merchandise is a plus.

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