Grunty

What's the average cost for the 2 year service? I am being quoted 780 plus another 250 for brake fluid flush.seems high.

Also I am aware that DIY is like 4 bucks and a six pack, but I'm not going there.

LexVan

All you need is an oil change and brake fluid service. Figure $550. The extra they are charging you are for visual inspections.

Change the frunk air filter yourself for $20 and <10 minutes and no tools.

How many miles?

Grunty

8000

Grunty

I'll let it go this time. In the future though, I'll go to an Indy.

extanker

imho just oil change....no flush/cabin filter ect. no more than 400.00 . 250 does seem too high for the flush. check and see if they have any up coming service specials.

DerekS

My 2 year 20k service was exactly the same amount. They do more than just change the oil, I don't remember everything but all the seals were treated for one thing. Pollen filters, stuff like that.

The next service at 3yr/30k is just an oil change if I remember correctly.

Bacura

Mine was about the same price. It's under warranty therefore I go to dealer. Not looking to save a few bucks. If something goes wrong I know I will be looked after (I like my dealer). Can't say the same for Indy.

81911

Yep. The more service history you have at a dealer, the bigger case they can make for a goodwill claim should you ever need it.

roadrat

I paid $180 for the brake fluid flush earlier this week at the dealership (Houston)

STG

A lot of people don't get this aspect. Nothing better than a good relationship with a P dealer service dept.

An "indy" isn't going to do warranty work.

Plus, nothing is better than timely and dealership service on a cars history. People look at CarFax religiously. Part of a cars "value".

When looking and posting used cars, the first thing I do is look at the history on the car. Scheduled Porsche dealer service is a BIG plus to many.

Weren't we just discussing this in another similar post within the last week??

77tony

DIY or build a relationship with a good indy for oil changes, filter changes, brake system flush's, etc. Leave only the warranty work for the Porsche dealer. T

myamymy

+1.

pvr

Uk for the same was £600 (so about $1000).

PMAA

just had my two year service about 3weeks ago....$450 (price includes brake flush)

Hurricane

That sounds very close to what mine cost. I had estimates from two local dealers, too - both around that same price.

I go in for the four year service in June *gulp*