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Motor Codes promotes more interaction between garages and motorists

Greater public response rate to Code Survey for 2011

Motor Codes implemented its Service and Repair Code at the request of government and, each month, publishes the monthly performance figures of its garage network, based on direct customer feedback.  Satisfaction levels remain consistently high and response rates to its customer surveys have risen fourfold since this time last year.

 

Motor Codes customer survey results - March 2011

Overall satisfaction

94%

Recommend to friends/family

95%

Booking process

95%

Quality of service or repair

95%

Quality of information provided

93%

Level of customer service

94%

Data source: 1,957 service or repair customers that completed surveys between 1 and 31 March 2011.

 

Analysing Motor Codes' survey response rates for Q1 2011, managing director, Chris Mason, points to the unique element of customer recommendation within the Motor Codes network as the key to bringing about informed choice for motorists, "Motorists want to know that they'll receive an efficient and stress-free servicing experience. Each of the 6,500 garages within the network has its own profile page on our website, accessible to potential customers using our Garage Finder tool - http://www.motorcodes.co.uk/garagefinder/ .  The Code Survey builds a history of customer ratings for each garage, viewable by potential customers.  It helps give a bit more peace of mind when looking for a reliable local garage."

 

The Motor Codes network has expanded to over 6,500 garages, with its activity overseen by the Independent Compliance and Assessment Panel, chaired by Ron Gainsford OBE, Chief Executive at Trading Standards Institute.

Over 5,000 motorists have given feedback on Motor Codes garages between January and March 2011, compared to 1,314 in the same period last year.

 

Customer survey winner - March 2011

The Code Survey is intended to gather meaningful feedback from customers, with the aim of developing a network of ‘safe haven' garages. To help generate this useful feedback, motorists are incentivised to complete the survey by a monthly prize draw, giving one customer the chance to win back the cost of their service or repair.  The garage of the winning customer receives £250 of Snap-On Tools vouchers.

 

This week, Motor Codes informed Victoria Barton of Braintree that she had won the March prize draw and she is looking forward to receiving a cheque for £226.69 to cover the full cost of her service at Grants SEAT.

 

 

What's happening at Motor Codes

ChrisMasonMCL: RT @PaulEverittSMMT: Everything you ever wanted to know about UK automotive is here: http://bit.ly/dIxeR3 Apr 13 reply

ChrisMasonMCL: Great to see new MG's driven off the production line yesterday, quite a moment and a great achievement - hope sales meet expectations! Apr 14 reply

ChrisMasonMCL: Gov paper 'better choices:better deals' on consumer empowerment is an interesting read - the vision is good http://tinyurl.com/6ejvnlw Apr 15 reply

ChrisMasonMCL: @PaulEverittSMMT Better Choices:Better Deals, sounds like Motor Codes strategy. I've sent msg to Gov offering to assist with development Apr 15 reply

ChrisMasonMCL: RT @MotorCodes: Motor Codes referenced in latest government paper on empowering consumers and raising standards: http://bit.ly/g8ncS7 Apr 15 reply

ChrisMasonMCL: RT @torquespeak: Love your local garage If they're a @MotorCodes member, rate them by entering the survey prize draw http://bit.ly/edbuRz Apr 18 reply

ChrisMasonMCL: OFT paper to help business with clear & fair contract terms, and it's clear - brilliant stuff! Have a look http://tinyurl.com/3ppkmf4 Apr 18 reply

ChrisMasonMCL: OFT paper provides food for thought! Could T&Cs actually be a marketing opportunity http://blog.motorcodes.co.uk/ Apr 19 reply

ChrisMasonMCL: @motorscouk sounds like a well intentioned initiative - let's see how it plays out.. Apr 19 reply

ChrisMasonMCL: RT @MotorCodes: Motor Codes welcomes new team members this week http://tinyurl.com/3kessps Apr 20 reply

ChrisMasonMCL: These people should have no place in a modern motor industry, this should be a story from history books http://tinyurl.com/3zj8tzj Apr 20 reply

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