anotherbrian
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It looks like each dealer has one or two mechanics trained for servicing supra.
This would seem to indicate that when the vehicle is brought in for service or maintenance one a few of mechanics are trained to work on the vehicle. In contrast wiith a real toyota vehicle, there is a whole fleet of mechanics available to service the vehicles.
So in the case of the supra, the limited number of mechanics are a critical resource in contrast to a normal toyota vehicle.
Do people experience long wait times? For example I usually just drive in for my toyota maintenance and am out within an hour?
This would seem to indicate that when the vehicle is brought in for service or maintenance one a few of mechanics are trained to work on the vehicle. In contrast wiith a real toyota vehicle, there is a whole fleet of mechanics available to service the vehicles.
So in the case of the supra, the limited number of mechanics are a critical resource in contrast to a normal toyota vehicle.
Do people experience long wait times? For example I usually just drive in for my toyota maintenance and am out within an hour?
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