Brand new vs Remanufactured Chevy Impala Starter ?
August 26th, 2018, 11:09 PM
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Brand new vs Remanufactured Chevy Impala Starter ?
Seems remanufactured chevy impala starter is more cost-effective.
For example,we assume that a brand new starter $300 at least lasts 3 years and remanufactured starter $30 may work fine for 1 year.You could buy another and get 1 year, and another and get 1 year totaling 3 years for $150. Still saving $150.00 in those.That's a great deal anywhere,right ?
What's your opinion ? And what type starter for your chevy impala ? Brand new or Remanufactured ?
For example,we assume that a brand new starter $300 at least lasts 3 years and remanufactured starter $30 may work fine for 1 year.You could buy another and get 1 year, and another and get 1 year totaling 3 years for $150. Still saving $150.00 in those.That's a great deal anywhere,right ?
What's your opinion ? And what type starter for your chevy impala ? Brand new or Remanufactured ?
August 27th, 2018, 12:01 AM
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Seems remanufactured chevy impala starter is more cost-effective.
For example,we assume that a brand new starter $300 at least lasts 3 years and remanufactured starter $30 may work fine for 1 year.You could buy another and get 1 year, and another and get 1 year totaling 3 years for $150. Still saving $150.00 in those.That's a great deal anywhere,right ?
What's your opinion ? And what type starter for your chevy impala ? Brand new or Remanufactured ?
For example,we assume that a brand new starter $300 at least lasts 3 years and remanufactured starter $30 may work fine for 1 year.You could buy another and get 1 year, and another and get 1 year totaling 3 years for $150. Still saving $150.00 in those.That's a great deal anywhere,right ?
What's your opinion ? And what type starter for your chevy impala ? Brand new or Remanufactured ?
August 27th, 2018, 8:28 PM
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brand new is to expensive for me.
Somethings I will buy new from the dealer...depends on the amount of labour to install it. If its a car I plan to keep for a long time...and I never want to go thru that battle again...it gets the best part available.
Somethings I will buy new from the dealer...depends on the amount of labour to install it. If its a car I plan to keep for a long time...and I never want to go thru that battle again...it gets the best part available.
August 27th, 2018, 9:36 PM
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In fact,the chevy impala starter cost itself is not expensive whatever brand new or remanufactured .The expensive thing is the labor cost.
If you just a brand new starter impala starter from the dealer and not let mechanic help you install it.For this case,your new impala starter is more expensive.
On the contrary,buy a new impala starter plus install at their store,they will give you their best price.
If you prefer a cheap starter,try hexautoparts .My brother who has a small repair shop recommended me.
He said he usually buy auto starter on online after receive it then install on his customer's cars.
If you just a brand new starter impala starter from the dealer and not let mechanic help you install it.For this case,your new impala starter is more expensive.
On the contrary,buy a new impala starter plus install at their store,they will give you their best price.
If you prefer a cheap starter,try hexautoparts .My brother who has a small repair shop recommended me.
He said he usually buy auto starter on online after receive it then install on his customer's cars.
August 27th, 2018, 10:39 PM
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You can get reman starters with lifetime warranties if you are doing your own install you never buy a starter again. I have two chevys & a nissan that have at least 6 starters between them - all with lifetime warranties. Even companies that bought companies that bought companies still honor my receipts! Just did a nissan alternator as well with a 1996 receipt!
