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Experience with Ducati dealers in Thailand

eisfeld
in Motorcycles in Thailand

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I found the sales staff to be very friendly in ducati pattaya (in the old shop) especially the sales girl whos name ive forgotten. She was very small and slender and knew everything about the hyperstrada i was interested in buying.

And then yamaha announced they were importing the FZ09..... so now i only go to the yamaha shop

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  • monty1412
    monty1412

    My experience with Ducati Thailand has mainly been with Ducati Thong Lor... although I have dealt with Ducati Khon Kaen/ Phuket and CM. Ducati Khon Kaen are great speak to Khun Frank there.. great E

  • RubberSideDown
    RubberSideDown

    Here's a tip for you, Nik- some of us have actually had good experiences at dealerships in LOS and elsewhere (the Suzuki guy I talked to was brilliant)- it's not 'whining' to say the service we actual

  • RubberSideDown
    RubberSideDown

    I stopped into Ducati CM recently- I don't know how their service department is, but I couldn't have been less impressed with their sales team- I guess Ducatis sell themselves, because the salesmen su

Yeah everybody has their own experience with dealers. Often just 1 person or incident could leave a bad impression and consequently it might get blown up in forums. I have been happy so far with the service at Ducati Tong Lo. Not always perfect but the job gets done. Especially in Thailand it pays to have some (basic) technical knowledge (of the bike you are going to buy). Especially if it is a Ducati. And knowing how to deal with people from different cultures might help too. And remember, we (farangs) know everything better and our way is the only way :)

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    Yeah everybody has their own experience with dealers. Often just 1 person or incident could leave a bad impression and consequently it might get blown up in forums. I have been happy so far with the service at Ducati Tong Lo. Not always perfect but the job gets done. Especially in Thailand it pays to have some (basic) technical knowledge (of the bike you are going to buy). Especially if it is a Ducati. And knowing how to deal with people from different cultures might help too. And remember, we (farangs) know everything better and our way is the only way smile.png

    I agreed with your post until the last sentence.

    Remember Tiger motorcycle? If the Thai way was good enough for QC and service, you should be happy purchasing one of those bikes...shouldn't you?

    I think you actually prefer Western quality and service though....

    Ah come on the last sentence was a joke. Tiger? No thanks. And let's not go there. :)

    Yeah everybody has their own experience with dealers. Often just 1 person or incident could leave a bad impression and consequently it might get blown up in forums. I have been happy so far with the service at Ducati Tong Lo. Not always perfect but the job gets done. Especially in Thailand it pays to have some (basic) technical knowledge (of the bike you are going to buy). Especially if it is a Ducati. And knowing how to deal with people from different cultures might help too. And remember, we (farangs) know everything better and our way is the only way smile.png

    I agreed with your post until the last sentence.

    Remember Tiger motorcycle? If the Thai way was good enough for QC and service, you should be happy purchasing one of those bikes...shouldn't you?

    I think you actually prefer Western quality and service though....

    it is not about being Thai!

    tiger is just a scammy banana business that is all.

    not all Thai products are like that. and not all western products have great quality too.

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    Ah come on the last sentence was a joke. Tiger? No thanks. And let's not go there. smile.png

    Sorry, missed the sarcasm...

    it is not about being Thai!

    tiger is just a scammy banana business that is all.

    not all Thai products are like that. and not all western products have great quality too.

    Better watch it...or our resident legal eagle will sue you for defamation!

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    Ah come on the last sentence was a joke. Tiger? No thanks. And let's not go there. smile.png

    Sorry, missed the sarcasm...

    it is not about being Thai!

    tiger is just a scammy banana business that is all.

    not all Thai products are like that. and not all western products have great quality too.

    Better watch it...or our resident legal eagle will sue you for defamation!
    I haven't been arrested yet ?
    • Like 1

    Ah come on the last sentence was a joke. Tiger? No thanks. And let's not go there. smile.png

    Sorry, missed the sarcasm...

    it is not about being Thai!

    tiger is just a scammy banana business that is all.

    not all Thai products are like that. and not all western products have great quality too.

    Better watch it...or our resident legal eagle will sue you for defamation!
    I haven't been arrested yet ?

    Maybe he sobered up?

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