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I have just picked up a new i30 1.6 diesel and the dealer is offering me a " special " service package . After the discount it works out as followsyear1 £150 year 2 £282 year 3 £150 year 4 £462 year 5 £150 Total £1228 . I can pay monthly by direct debt working out just under £25 a month .The prices are fixed . When I asked why it was more than on the Hyundai web site , I was told these included everything , while the Hyundai was more basic and you would pay for extras . Has anyone any thoughts , and what are others paying ? Year 4 looked a shocker ! Thank you in advance .
I rang the servicing dept yesterday to ask why the 4 year service was so high. He explained all the fluids get changed ,
Thank you for the feed back . I am still waiting for the dealer to ring me to see if I want to take out the "deal" . I rang the servicing dept yesterday to ask why the 4 year service was so high. He explained all the fluids get changed , so I asked the price today and was told £ 413. So my inflation proof, fixed price SPECIAL deal , is £50 more ( they wanted £462 ) ? I am going to ask for the service package as advertised on the Hyundai web site at £749 and see what they say. I asked about it when I picked up the car, 1st they wanted to know were I had seen this offer , they told me it was not as "inclusive" as theirs and I would have to pay for extras .I have seen nothing in writing other than the price list. £500 cheaper buys a lot of extras I am not as down as this may all sound , I really like the car and keep smiling every time I get in. My new number plates have just arrived for my bike racks , so off to fit them . I had a tow bar fitted by the dealer .
When I bought mine they had a deal, of I think £200, for the first 3 services - 2 minor/oil change and 1 Major.
Thank you baradeur for the infomation . I am still not clear why the 4th service is so expensive , as aqua blue points out about the 2nd service , what else do they do ? Personally I would want to see a big saving to be stuck with one dealer for 5 years with all the hassle of trying to cancel it . Will they still be around then ?I will ring tomorrow to ask them to put me on the Hyundai deal at £ 749 , but I am not hopeful .
My 2012 i30 has service intervals of 20,000 miles or 12 months.The current standard servicing costs at my Hyundai dealership are as follows :-12 months or 20,000 miles.....£13924 months or 40,000 miles.....£24036 months or 60,000 miles.....£19048 months or 80,000 miles.....£28560 months or 100,000 miles...£139
I must ring round a few dealers next month and see what prices I will be quoted for my May 40,000 service. Beginning to regret entering this service agreement as it really ties my hands. Wonder if I could transfer it to another dealer as since last year there is a new one only 12 miles away