When the first Chevrolet Car store arrived here in our city, the first thing that came to my mind is would bumblebee be showcased there? hahahaha. If you're not familiar with bumblebee, he's the part of the Autobots in the hit movie Transformer where robots transform into a vehicle. In bumblebee's case, he transforms into a Chevy Camaro. I went to the Chevy store together with my hubby but no Camaro or Bumblebee around.
My husband on the other hand didn't care what model is showcased in the store. As long as it's a pickup truck. Well, can't blame him, guys really like big cars, and my hubby wants a Chevrolet Silverado because whats there to explain? It's big, powerful and sleek. But he has no intention of buying one because he's having second thought on the availability of the parts and the number of car shops that is well verse in maintaining and fixing a Chevy Brand. Besides, if only a few car shop would cater a Chevy, a simple brake job would cost you much, because they would increase the price knowing you won't have any other choices.
My husband on the other hand didn't care what model is showcased in the store. As long as it's a pickup truck. Well, can't blame him, guys really like big cars, and my hubby wants a Chevrolet Silverado because whats there to explain? It's big, powerful and sleek. But he has no intention of buying one because he's having second thought on the availability of the parts and the number of car shops that is well verse in maintaining and fixing a Chevy Brand. Besides, if only a few car shop would cater a Chevy, a simple brake job would cost you much, because they would increase the price knowing you won't have any other choices.
His friend Orvile from Dallas once said to him, no matter what brand the car you buy what's important is the car parts availability in the market and the number of car shops that know how to handle a Chevy. Orville even has to shop around in some of Dallas auto repair shop for some advice on what brand of cars that he wont have a problem looking for parts in case of trouble.
