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06-03-2009, 11:10 PM
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Starter Motor
Join Date: Sep 2008
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GDay,
I have a TDCi which just went in for its 15K service. I was quoted, over the phone, 8 days previous, $220 for the service. Service was done, wife picked up the car and the cost was $263. I enquired at the dealership. Was told that the increase in price was due to the price of oil rising!!! I turned around and left. There were other issues that arose from the service that i wanted to discuss but with that reply, and the attitude, free of course, why bother. Is it just me or should i enquire further. Needless to say, my car wont be going back there. BUT, to balance, i do love the TDCi. It is a great car, pity about the service. Alex |
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Oil Price Affecting Service Costs
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