[RTY2005]

What type of qualifications must a mechanic have to work on the new Z? I am not a mechanical knowledable person so lets say changing the oil, brakes etc. I am buying my Z from an out of state dealer - there are local chevy dealers in my area but they dont sell a ton of vettes let alone Z's, let alone the new Z. Just curious for some perspective from those familiar with engines of this sort. Thanks

 

[IT L GO]

Tell us what city you live in and one of the members will recommend a Dealer for warranty work. For work that you pay for find a good Independent shop. :cheers:

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[PerforminNorman]

They will certify the techs at the Chevy Dealerships to work on the cars. Just as they did with the Vipers.

 

[RTY2005]

I live in a suburb of Phila - Bucks County Pa

 

[painrace]

Find a dealer that has a GM Master Mechanic and don't let anyone else touch it!

 

[RTY2005]

How does one do that for a specific area? The dealer I am purchasing the Z from has such a person but they are about 70 miles away from me - that being said if there was something major I would send it to them but for minor stuff a more local person is better - wonder if a call to Chevy Customer Service would provide certified master mechanics in specific areas?

 

[painrace]

How does one do that for a specific area? The dealer I am purchasing the Z from has such a person but they are about 70 miles away from me - that being said if there was something major I would send it to them but for minor stuff a more local person is better - wonder if a call to Chevy Customer Service would provide certified master mechanics in specific areas?

There are many areas who do not have GM Master Mechanics. Most big cities or just lucky areas do. We have an excellant one at Farrell Chevrolet in Spartanburg, SC, Mr. Jeff Johnson. I wish I could help you. Good luck in your search.