Re: Annoying email from dealer

On 2/14/2023 11:06 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> 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?

I get crap too but never like this.  How could they all of a sudden 
discover a problem when I was just there and they said all was fine.
If a recall notice, they would have said so plus time involved.

As a senior, I am driving few miles and when I was in there mentioned 
this and service writer said they had a service program for vehicles 
driven few miles.  I told him that was BS.