Each mechanic has horror stories about the things they discovered inside customer compounds. From the forgotten foods that have turned into scientific experiments, to drug tools, to the elements that will make anyone blush, causing car service surprises that go beyond the engine problem.
August 12 Facebook early From Toyota Woodbridge, it serves an agency that serves the Washington Metro area of the Great, northern Virginia, embodies the perfectly open customer car experience and remorse immediately. The 16 -second -length video, which was appointed to the optimistic Spanish pop song “Bizcochito”, written by Rosalía, shows three employees of agents in their uniform costume who face what appears to be a moderate situation of car chaos.
A comment appears on the screen, and read “We: We will not judge your car. Also …”, “, prepared to fall into the overall shame of a chaotic car driver.
Detection
The video opens from inside the car charging area, which indicates the trio of Toyota Woodbridge employees slowly open the opening. The depression of everything while wiping the chaos says: a box of cardboard, empty containers, and even a “wet flooring” warning sign that is folded throughout the space.
Then the perspective moves to show one employee who opens the passenger’s door, reveals more chaos including another warning sign, a golf umbrella, and a black garbage bag. The video line comes when one of the employees seems to be a blue father from the passenger floor. All three workers shake their heads in complete harmony.
The last shot shows the employees looking for a side driver window in a large roll of stores on the passenger seat, and their expression of confusion directly directed to the camera.
When chaos becomes a problem
While the Toyota Woodbridge video shows a relatively tame, mechanics deal with much worse regularly. Excessive chaos in vehicles can actually affect the quality of service and safety. Technicians need a clear access to diagnostic outlets, valve boxes and various components that may be buried under personal property.
But the most dangerous fears can arise when mechanics face unhealthy conditions, strong odors or elements that can pose health risks. The store’s policies differ from whether to serve vehicles that provide unsafe working conditions, but if you do not clean your car before service, there is a good opportunity that will bother you with a mechanic.
In practice, customers who clean their cars before service may get better attention to details, simply because technicians can work more efficiently and safely in a clean environment.
Tales from the Gulf of service
Comments on the Toyota Woodbridge video gates for mechanics to share the most unforgettable discoveries.
“On one occasion, a workshop was changing the cabin candidate and suddenly I heard screaming,” Jesus Manuel Rodriguez III participated. He said that the technology was mistakenly touched by an intimate element that the customer left in the car
Gueen Griffin issued this with an epic story: “The man brought a car after he left his windows in the rain. It seems that he sold a bowl for a living and was seeds throughout the Earth. Lol.
Nicholas Yu shared his horror story. “This is not that bad,” I had this lady who had a lot of things in her car that she did not even know that she had expired from the food like 2012. All boxes were swollen as bad like (obscene word). “I am surprised,” I am surprised because they did not explode, “I am surprised because they did not explode.”
Many mechanics have admitted the uncomfortable reality to judge customers based on the condition of their cars. “Whoever does not judge? I judge (obscene) of your car. Sometimes I get a car and feel immediately bad for a gynecologist,” wrote Mike Reina with a brutal honest.
Customer perspective
Not all reactions were on the side of the service. Some customers realized the importance of preparing.
Shayla Daniel commented, “This is exactly what I clean TF from my truck before I leave it for any kind of maintenance,” and I got appreciation from Toyota Woodbridge, “We definitely appreciate that !!”
One commentator suggested serious consequences: “There should be a fee if your car looks like this. 100 dollars.” De Monoz wrote, with Toyota Woodberbridge’s approval, “It isn’t that great!”
The bottom line
While the Toyota Woodbridge video explains what the mechanics consider a relatively moderate condition, it highlights an important fact: the condition of your car when you bring service. Clean cars not only make the task for technicians, but can lead to better service quality.
For customers, rapid cleaning before service can mean the difference between a smooth experience and become the subject of the store’s stories for years to come.
Motor1 By e -mail Toyota Woodbridge for comment. We will update this if he responds.
