Re: Annoying email from dealer

Anything to get you in the door, a sales opportunity. I get cards with
phony handwritten notes  expressing the dealer's desire to purchase my
10 year old Outback that's been wrecked twice and has 150,000 miles on
it. Right.

And service is corrupt there. Only went in for recalls and still get
pitched $90 cabin air filter service. 


On Tue, 14 Feb 2023 19:04:13 -0500, Frank <"frank "@frank.net> wrote:

>Just got this note:
>
>"During your last visit, we discovered a concern with your Crosstrek 
>that will need to be addressed soon. We want to make sure that your 
>vehicle is performing at its best while preserving its ability to help 
>keep you and your passengers safe for all the roads ahead.
>
>Please schedule an appointment with us – online or by phone – at your 
>earliest convenience. Our experienced Factory Trained Teams will be 
>ready to handle your Subaru with expert care so that it continues onward 
>just the way you love.
>
>Yours truly,
>
>Matt Slap Subaru"
>
>I am figuring that sales down due to car shortage and dealer trying to 
>make up for it with service.  I was just there a week ago for routine 
>oil change and they said everything checked out.  I emailed back that 
>they need to tell me the problem first.
>
>Anyone seeing things like this?