Evoque Service...HOW MUCH?
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Triple7 said:
They seem to have less dealers than they did. I had my FL2 done at Nottingham using their site. Now it's telling me the closest dealer is in Bristol which considering I live near Birmingham...Dixy said:
Personaly I blame the people that sell the dealerships for a fortune and leave the buyers with such mountains of debt that they have to fleace poor customers.
if you cant afford to buy something then don't buy it. if you are so stupid to have overpaid for something you shouldn't be trusted with money in the first place. vpr said:
My Daughters Evoque is just about a yr old and the dealer says a 1st service is £450
Remember this is a piddly 2.2 Diesel
This cannot be right surely. I've had big trumpy engined cars cost less at 2yr services.
Anyone confirm or otherwise??
Stupid price. Every year service is annoying as well.Remember this is a piddly 2.2 Diesel
This cannot be right surely. I've had big trumpy engined cars cost less at 2yr services.
Anyone confirm or otherwise??
Yep, my Dad found this with his! The local dealer (where he bought it from) wanted £485 for the first service. When he told me he'd booked it in for January, I phoned up a few others and the cheapest came in at a couple of quid over £300. Whilst still rather expensive for something that uses a Focus ST engine, it's rather more palatable than £485! For those who are interested, the cheapest price was from Taylors of Dunmow in Essex (where my Dad's car is now booked in!).
Why do several of the posts seem to think that the engine is the determining factor in servicing costs? The majority of cost on a service is paying for a technician to carry out all the checks and measurements, and these will largely be independent of engine. So a baby 4 pot diesel and a wacking great V8 of the same model will likely have incredibly similar servicing costs.
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