[jamiec]

HYUNDAI is set to become the latest car-maker in Australia to introduce capped-price servicing on each of its models as an incentive for customers to have their cars serviced at authorised dealerships.

Click the link http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/782235CCD38A5548CA257A0E0029D1CA

[Doggie 1]

It will be interesting to compare once they announce their pricing.

[Dazzler]

It will be interesting to compare once they announce their pricing.

  Good move ...

[AlanHo]

Be careful what they mean about capped servicing.

It might just mean that the service technicians wear baseball caps with a Hyundai logo......

[Doggie 1]

  That's ok as long as they don't wear them backwards

[Dazzler]

Be careful what they mean about capped servicing.

It might just mean that the service technicians wear baseball caps with a Hyundai logo......

Or they might pass the cap around for a tip 

[beerman]

“You'll find that many dealers are very competitive (with independents) but you can't push that fact because there is no fixed price, it varies all over the place,” he said.

I think someone needs to get out of the office more. There can be no justification for the prices they charge now, other than gouging.

I will be interested to see what they charge, but they will need to halve what they charge now to get me interested.

[mjt57]

It also said,

"Hyundai Australia has not revealed what it will charge customers for each of its models or whether there will be exemptions on government and rental fleets, as per most rival schemes. "

Mine's a novated lease through RACV Salary Packaging. Does this mean that it will be exempted?