I have a base 2022 Carrera. I would like to know what your dealer's are charging for labor (hours and rate) for an oil change only.

 

I don't know but I've heard $350-700. I do it at my house for $72 in parts (using the correct oil, filter and new plug) and an hour of my time that absolutely no dealer technician will spend changing oil on a 911. I keep the drain open for at least half an hour to get the old oil out.

 

Where are you getting the oil and filter for ~$65? I am at about $10/qt and another $30 for the filter = roughly $130 by the time I add a new plug.

 

Bro stop lying.

Oil alone is 9 quarts at $10-$11 a quart

 

I'm in the parts business and have a direct account with a large Mobil distributor - just over $6 a quart. Mahle oil filter costs me $8. An Elring plug costs $2. Parts business is still profitable despite a few of the large dotcom types screwing up things. I don't mind them selling at low prices. I don't like when they sell at or below wholesale prices just because they're still earning a margin.

 

Bro I don't need to lie. The only people lying are the dealers.

 

And almost a year ago I posted somewhere here that if anyone wants the parts for a low price I'd be willing to help. Oil changes should not be hundreds of dollars.

 

My 2 year service was like 2k which felt like a rip off 😅

 

I understand they have to make a living but like so many other things we accept as fact these days, things are out of control.

 

Also, how many quarts are they billing for because they aren't draining 9

 

My Alfa dealership charges 200 for an oil change. Can't wait for the Porsche experience.
Don't want to change my own oil though.

 

Is that for a Quad or 4 cylinder?

 

I am just looking for the dealer labor on the oil change.

 

At list price plus tax, there's about $200 in parts. I've heard $350 to $700 so $150 to $500 labor.

 

I have the 2.0. Was going to upgrade to the qv but ordered a 911 instead. Their labor rate is 350/h though. Ridiculous.