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<blockquote data-quote="Gijs van Ginkel" data-source="post: 3642844" data-attributes="member: 82596"><p>Mayoayo, post 21</p><p>When we moved to the USA some years ago we decided to buy a new car since we had to move from a university in Michigan to Stanford in California. Our choice was a Dodge Ram 4-wheel drive. Already in Michigan we noticed something strange when drive longer distances. Investigation of the problem showed a rather severe problem with the rear axis. It was replaced in California and functioned well after replacement. Does that mean that all Dodge cars, which did cost us quite a bit more than a new telescope, are not to be trusted? I do not think so. We used the car for quite a time without trouble. </p><p>The problems with the ATX can have different causes:</p><p>-a- it is a problem of the construction</p><p>-b- the construction is not proof to frequent use</p><p>-c- users are not using it in a careful way </p><p>Whatever is the case one can be sure that Swarovski will solve the case and it most probably will not costs a penny to the user, that can not be said from every company.</p><p>Gijs van Ginkel</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gijs van Ginkel, post: 3642844, member: 82596"] Mayoayo, post 21 When we moved to the USA some years ago we decided to buy a new car since we had to move from a university in Michigan to Stanford in California. Our choice was a Dodge Ram 4-wheel drive. Already in Michigan we noticed something strange when drive longer distances. Investigation of the problem showed a rather severe problem with the rear axis. It was replaced in California and functioned well after replacement. Does that mean that all Dodge cars, which did cost us quite a bit more than a new telescope, are not to be trusted? I do not think so. We used the car for quite a time without trouble. The problems with the ATX can have different causes: -a- it is a problem of the construction -b- the construction is not proof to frequent use -c- users are not using it in a careful way Whatever is the case one can be sure that Swarovski will solve the case and it most probably will not costs a penny to the user, that can not be said from every company. Gijs van Ginkel [/QUOTE]
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