customer pay
Customer pay is the money that car owners have to spend on repairs or services that aren't covered by the warranty. If your car needs fixing and it's not under warranty anymore, you have to pay for it yourself.
Customer pay refers to the costs that vehicle owners are responsible for when their vehicle requires repairs or services that are not covered by a warranty. This includes routine maintenance and repairs for issues that arise after the warranty period.
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"Customer pay is still down a little bit here and there. [3052.8s] We have some stores that's up, but, you know,"
Fixed Ops Friday w/ Rogers, Kaminski, Coyle, and Skinner | Daily Dealer Live Car Dealership Guy Podcast
"and also share with them the areas from a customer pay perspective that they've been neglecting for whatever reason."
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