Buying a motor vehicle is one of the most important purchases that a person makes and according to one survey, 81 % of drivers would find it very difficult to adjust their lifestyle to being without a car. However, with the amount of information flying around, consumers may be confused by the variety of models on offer, buying methods and the many issues surrounding car servicing and repairs.
If you are thinking about buying a new or used car, booking in for a repair or service, or want to book an MOT, it is advisable to use a reliable service provider that will help, not hinder. So the Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF) have come up with a cunning plan to help consumers find such a provider if they log onto www.rmif.co.uk
The RMIF is a trade association, representing franchised car dealers, independent garages, bodyshops, commercial vehicle dealers, motorcycle dealers, motorcycle rider training associations, petrol retailers, cherished number plate dealers, and auction houses.
Businesses that join the RMIF, who takes it’s responsibilities towards the consumer very seriously, are bound by the conditions of their membership to provide a good service to their customers. They must pass a rigorous inspection before they are admitted to the Federation and are expected to maintain a high standard of service for the motoring public by providing suitable premises, equipment, and trained personnel.
This is good, very good news for us consumers so take their advice.