Survey of Customer Satisfaction

[Dan Stryffeler]

Wayne,

"There are a lot of other questions, but would it be of value, or would it be better that the secrets be kept secret?"

I don't think there are many secrets out there... word gets around pretty quickly when the product is (subjectively) a bad value. I agree with WDZ, ratings can be highly subjective... even though the end product is exceptional, it might be perfectly acceptable to one person who has to wait two years to get a car, but would probably drive me crazy.

I think the burden falls on the buyer to do his own homework; talk to as many owners as you can, tour the factory, (look at their cars in process, parts inventory, etc.) It's been related many times on this site that the cost of a plane ticket is cheap compared to getting burned on one of these cars.

- Dan

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by Dan Stryffeler

Wayne,

"There are a lot of other questions, but would it be of value, or would it be better that the secrets be kept secret?"

I don't think there are many secrets out there... word gets around pretty quickly when the product is (subjectively) a bad value.

Dan's right. If you've followed this industry for more than a couple of years you already know most of the crooks. If you're a brand spanking new Cobra wanna-be-buyer, then you're much better off soliciting input on this forum. If guys are concerned about making public comments then they just send you PMs. Jeez, I can name a lot of the crooks and misfits right off the top of my head.

[mdross1]

A great idea,should also have a comment section.Leave it open so that the unpopular kits could be inserted into the survey,as long as they are still available.