FourT6and2

They quoted me $3k. WTF

awu

I paid $1700 for my 2 year service on my GT3 here in Texas. Oil, plugs, filters, brake flush.

Turboslut

paid $1550 for mine down here in FL.

3-Pedals

The buyers who agreed to pay thousands of dollars of ADMs allowed this to happen. What do you expect dealers to do? Service departments to ignore how their sales departments are doing business? People get lazy. Dont want to own tools or spend the a few hours every 6-12 months because of “insert-your-excuse-here” and you dont want the dealers to take advantage of this?

Come on now

benmc_2000

I am not criticizing any dealer for how they choose to price servicing, simply pointing out that in the Bay Area is pays to hit the phone and call around as there is a lot of variability in service pricing

Chewylewis

Mine goes in tomorrow in Carlsbad and its $895+ tax and an additional $295 for brake flush.

GrantG

Yes, at that price it's nice that they are cleanable. But I prefer the regular stock GT3 paper filters that are easy and cheap to replace and don't need any messy red oil.

benmc_2000

Nice, that seems to be a good price

Chewylewis

disregard, I got to dealership and was told it would be $2,400. 🤦‍♂️ The $895 I was quoted was for a non-GT car even though I specifically told him I had a GT3 Touring.

benmc_2000

:-(

I found out yesterday that I need 4 new tires - There goes another $2k +++ :-(

Turboslut

Do you track the car? Are you keeping oem issued tires or going with the 4s?

benmc_2000

no track time so went for the 4S

carrerafanboy

@FourT6and2 : Would you mind sharing where you ended up doing your service, and approximately what it cost?

FourT6and2

SP Motorsports. Something like $1700 for brake fluid, intake filters, oil change, and plugs.

carrerafanboy

Thank you!