Service Pricing
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GuitarPlayer63

Original Poster:

198 posts

172 months

Monday 1st June 2015
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What deals are people being offered on major service on their 911's?

I called the dealer today and was quoted £1,175 for the service, brake fluid, spark plugs and airbag check.

Then I indicated I had a PCGB card which offered a major service for £425. After a cough there was a "No", nothing else, just the "no" so I offered to send a picture of the card to them for consideration. He then conceded the major service was actually £610 for my model (997.2) and the brakes plugs etc were the additional amount and they're now due to come back to me with some kind of response.

I am laughing at the strapline on the OPC site "The service you’d expect from Porsche, at a price you wouldn’t."

Any positive assistance would be greatly welcomed.

Magic919

14,158 posts

224 months

Monday 1st June 2015
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I usually skip the airbag check and didn't have the plug change on my last. Did the brake fluid, PDK clutch oil, air filters and the aux belt. Came to just under £2300 inc 4 new Michelins and geometry.

Try another OPC if you are not happy with the quotes. Some people save money that way.

rjn21

295 posts

187 months

Monday 1st June 2015
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From Porsche's UK fixed price servicing site for a 997 Carrera/S:

Major Service Inclusions
The following items are included:
•Drain and replace oil
•Replace oil filter
•Replace pollen filter
•Top up screen wash
•Replace air filter
•Oil top up kit
•Major service inspection
Service Costs
£610
Brake Fluid Change
£150

http://porscheownerservices.co.uk/servicing/?model...

Take your own view on the list price of £760 for oil and filter, engine air filter, pollen filter and brake fluid.

zulash

202 posts

133 months

Monday 1st June 2015
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I have an '07 997 Carrera, so no OPC warranty to keep up with, i go to an indi Porsche specialist for my work. The + side to this is a major service is £350 & an ancillaries belt £75. Clutch & fitting £750. I paid £1350 for a Boxster clutch at an OPC 6 years ago|!!!!! frown

andyc11

327 posts

155 months

Monday 1st June 2015
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It's £1080. I tried three separate OPC's for my GTS and all quoted the same, which is what's on their service prices available on line. That's the major, spark plugs, brake fluid change, aux belt check and the pollen filter. Basic major is £610, unfortunately they list the other items separately.

LukeS

165 posts

190 months

Monday 1st June 2015
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Does a 2007 GT3 fit into the same pricing band?

About to turn 14,000 but was serviced last June before I purchased so not sure if next service is a full or short service.
Wasn't planning next service until next June as only covered 800 miles last year.


bing

1,943 posts

261 months

Tuesday 2nd June 2015
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How much is a major on a Gen 1 997TT?

rjn21

295 posts

187 months

Wednesday 3rd June 2015
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List price for 997 TT (no difference between .1 and .2):

Major Service Inclusions
The following items are included:

•Drain and replace oil
•Replace oil filter
•Replace pollen filter
•Top up screen wash
•Replace air filter
•Replace spark plugs
•Oil top up kit
•Major service inspection
£1250
Brake Fluid Change 2
£150

So £1,400 for oil, 3 filters, plugs and brake fluid.

Mario149

7,787 posts

201 months

Wednesday 3rd June 2015
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Slightly off topic, but didn't the law get clarified a few years ago whereby it doesn't matter where you get your new car serviced so long as it uses parts of the same or better quality i.e. car manufacturers can't invalidate your warranty for the initial period (2 years for Porsche) just because you had it serviced at an indy so long as you have evidence it was done correctly

http://www.thecarexpert.co.uk/new-car-warranty-ser...

I seem to recall that any further warranty (e.g. the Porsche extended one) is an insurance product with a different contract so they can stipulate that it does have to be serviced at a main dealer

Magic919

14,158 posts

224 months

Wednesday 3rd June 2015
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Some people have received confirmation from OPC that extended warranty is fine if they get it serviced elsewhere. Make of that what you will.

Euro block exemption covers the new car warranty situation.

Kingcrow

20 posts

136 months

Wednesday 3rd June 2015
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Magic919 said:
Some people have received confirmation from OPC that extended warranty is fine if they get it serviced elsewhere. Make of that what you will.

Euro block exemption covers the new car warranty situation.
I bought my 997.2 c4s 2009 from an Indy with 1 years warranty still on it and they serviced it before I picked it up. Opc happy to extend warranty after doing ther 111 check.

Magic919

14,158 posts

224 months

Wednesday 3rd June 2015
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Have they actually extended it yet?