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> My Volvo S40 To E-mail Sweden
teknosuha
post Mar 3 2007, 07:42 PM
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Dear Sir / Madam,

l have sent you a mail 1 month ago about the problem that occured in my car.
Today, l am sending for the second time in more details, because l am very
upset and disappointed at the moment.

l have purchased my Volvo S 40 in August 2006 from Volvo Ulusoy near the  airport in lstanbul.

I chose Volvo brand especially because of its reputable and respected brand name and building
quality and driving safety.

I was very happy and proud of my decision only until l covered  1000 km .

One Morning when I was ready to go to my meeting at work, my car did not started. Couple of hours of
trying, it started again,  so I  took it to service (Volvo) right away.

They first said it was the starter that failed so they changed it. But same problem continued.
Then I took it back to service when it broke down in very important situation again.

On the 27th of Feb 2007, I took it to service the third time and now they are saying they want to remove
the transmission to change the Volant parts and the starter again.

Sir or Madam, I am not excepting all this mess and I did not want the service to remove my transmission
on my brand new car. I did not choose Volvo (especially brand new) to have so many problems or
inconvenience, I choose Volvo for its durability, quality, long life efficiency and all the reputation,
( including professionals to reach me and solve the problem at once not 3 times) but I did not see any
of these values in my purchase of this car.

I do not think, I was treated and served correctly in all this situation. I am not happy with my new car anymore.
I am not even sure if I want this car anymore.

I am waiting your reply and strong action ASAP.


Thank you.


My e-mail send to sweden volvo. My problem... :(
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S60 R
post Mar 4 2007, 08:40 AM
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So whats the status?
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teknosuha
post Mar 11 2007, 03:31 PM
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Volvo sweeden e-mail and volvo ceo Fredrik Arp e-mail adress ??? please send e-mail.
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Roco
post Mar 14 2007, 03:46 PM
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This remember me a true story of a customer complain and how the seller couldn’t address it the right way, as they didn’t read between the lines (root cause problem solving), the story goes like this.

It was a similar letter send by the customer with a similar problem, the customer complain that he was having a problem with the starter in a “random” basis, he said on his letter that going back to home after work he very often stopped on a local Ice Cream store to buy some snack, he parked at the store parking lot and walked in to make the order, and when he chooses a milkshake and then came back to his car to eat it while driving back to home, the car did not show any problems, the problem was if he ordered an Ice Cream, the car wont start for a few minutes, the local car dealer, thought that he was crazy as they couldn’t find any problem with all their computers and experience, neither recreate the problem, plus they change lots of electrical parts to “fix” the problem, and still the customer returns claiming to had the same problem last night.
The customer was desperate and sent a letter to the company headquarters and finally got the attention from an expert that pointed the problem to the ignition coil, they changed and the customer never experiences the problem again.
You might ask, why he had the problem when ordering an ice cram and not when ordering a milkshake, the answer plain an simple, and can be found by reading between the lines on the customer letter………….the ignition coil had indeed a overheating problem and have to cool down to work again, and by ordering the milkshake as it takes more time to be prepared by the store clerk the ignition coil had enough time to cool down and work again, this wouldn’t happen when ordering a simple ice cream.

The only intention of this story is to point the fact that sometimes we did not take the time to get to the root cause of a problem and always choose the easy way to try to “fix” it, I am not saying that this is the problem with your S40 2006, but you need to challenge them to get to a problem root cause the first time, instead of guessing and for this there is a few methodologies of doing that.

Hope you get your problem fixed right away, as they might end giving you a new car to “correct” the problem.

Take care and keep us posted on any update.
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cm2gj
post Apr 2 2007, 06:54 PM
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Send the letter / email to gcr@volvocars.com

Please keep the post updated about the status.
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