$3000 for service, am I getting ripped off?
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$3000 for service, am I getting ripped off?
I’m doing my service at my local Porsche dealer. My 2017 C4S has 6000 miles and they recommended me to do a $3000 Usd service including oil,filters,sparkplugs...etc, not even transmission.
I talked with the advisor and asked to do only oil change, cab fiter, and brake fluids. Still a $1400 quote.
Am I getting ripped off? Or all Porsche dealers price like this?
edit: I also brought in my own brake fluids.
edit2: This was at Porsche Irvine. Can anyone recommend me good indie shops near Irvine? Appreciate any input!
I talked with the advisor and asked to do only oil change, cab fiter, and brake fluids. Still a $1400 quote.
Am I getting ripped off? Or all Porsche dealers price like this?
edit: I also brought in my own brake fluids.
edit2: This was at Porsche Irvine. Can anyone recommend me good indie shops near Irvine? Appreciate any input!
Last edited by rhao97; 06-25-2020 at 08:00 PM.
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Not sure what city you're in, but let us know and I am sure you'll get some recommendations for a good indy. I have never had any of my 911's serviced at a dealer. That seems ridiculously high to me but not surprising given what I have read about dealer service prices over the years. They might give you a loaner during service, but I'd rather get my own rental or use Lyft & save the $$.
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I’m doing my service at my local Porsche dealer. My 2017 C4S has 6000 miles and they recommended me to do a $3000 Usd service including oil,filters,sparkplugs...etc, not even transmission.
I talked with the advisor and asked to do only oil change, cab fiter, and brake fluids. Still a $1400 quote.
Am I getting ripped off? Or all Porsche dealers price like this?
I talked with the advisor and asked to do only oil change, cab fiter, and brake fluids. Still a $1400 quote.
Am I getting ripped off? Or all Porsche dealers price like this?
Oil change will run you somewhere around $400 (+/- $100 depending on location). Filters do yourself. Brake fluid change is not another $1,000
That means they want around $2,000 for plugs. An OEM plug can be had for around $4, so go figure if they are ripping you off or not!
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Incredibly knowledgeable and fair..... don't just take my word for it....
https://www.yelp.com/biz/heyer-perfo...-mountain-view
Hope he doesn't retire anytime soon......
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Not sure what city you're in, but let us know and I am sure you'll get some recommendations for a good indy. I have never had any of my 911's serviced at a dealer. That seems ridiculously high to me but not surprising given what I have read about dealer service prices over the years. They might give you a loaner during service, but I'd rather get my own rental or use Lyft & save the $$.
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