V-Series Certified Staff: worth seeking out?

[ellteefour]

Only one shows up in a cadillac.com search of the greater Los Angeles/Orange County metro area: Simpson Cadillac in Buena Park, CA. An internet search of "V-Series Certified Staff" and "Simpson Cadillac" turned up this nightmare thread from a few years ago: New CT5-V Blackwing needs new transmission prior to delivery. What to do?

I was wondering, has anyone had more recent service experience with Simpson or would like to weigh in on whether "V-Series Certified Staff" are worth seeking out for more significant, non-routine, V-specific service?

 

[ngoni]

Previous thread on this:

Thread 'Dealership V Series Certification Program'

Jan 30, 2022

Cadillac added a V series certification program that only just started last Sep. This will help dealers have staff trained to work on the unique aspects of our vehicles. You can see if your dealership has it by asking them or going to Cadillac.com, find a dealership, add zip code, and from filters select V-series certified staff.

• IMSA-40-fan
• Replies: 18
• Forum: Blackwing General Discussion

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[ellteefour]

Previous thread on this:

Thread 'Dealership V Series Certification Program'

Jan 30, 2022

Cadillac added a V series certification program that only just started last Sep. This will help dealers have staff trained to work on the unique aspects of our vehicles. You can see if your dealership has it by asking them or going to Cadillac.com, find a dealership, add zip code, and from filters select V-series certified staff.

• IMSA-40-fan
• Replies: 18
• Forum: Blackwing General Discussion

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Thanks! That was actually the thread that prompted me to do the search. When I found just the one dealer in the area, Simpson, I thought, hmm, farther than the one I currently use, but a bitch to get to in traffic for early morning drop offs—would it be worth it? That’s when I found the nightmare thread.

I know it’s only a single data point from several years ago, so just wondering if there are any more…