3200/4200 Servicing prices
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RonnieMack
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That seems very reasonable.
Andrea
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Yes the cars for sale also register the best service quote in the country for that model published on site at that time, demonstrating these cars aren't so expensive to run as we natuarally think. The prices are not necessarily from the advertising dealer, we trawl the site for the best published price daily as we felt an owner would reside from anywhere in the UK and to publish the best price we have collated would be of more help.
It's worth registering if you are not already, as we keep you posted on latest offers and our partners notify us of campaigns and offers, which due to work load i can't always give you the nod on... we are seeing some fantastic prices for all our marques - and don't forget your details are never revealed for a quote, simply your service requirements so you can make an informed choice. But don't forget to use the 'Book Now' the more we press it, the more volume and the more we can offer...
Happy motoring ...
It's worth registering if you are not already, as we keep you posted on latest offers and our partners notify us of campaigns and offers, which due to work load i can't always give you the nod on... we are seeing some fantastic prices for all our marques - and don't forget your details are never revealed for a quote, simply your service requirements so you can make an informed choice. But don't forget to use the 'Book Now' the more we press it, the more volume and the more we can offer...
Happy motoring ...
Would be interesting to know whether reduced prices are achieved through lowered hourly labour rates, or by reducing the work done (less time spent, parts checked rather than replaced etc). Very rarely hear of garages quoting savings to labour rates though!
That said, when you look at what gets done in an annual service, it really shouldn't cost very much!
That said, when you look at what gets done in an annual service, it really shouldn't cost very much!
When I used to have TVRs, some of the items listed in the service schedule were things like 'remove and refit all road wheels' and 'remove and refit exhaust'. A lot of indies didn't do things like this, and were able to do the 'important' stuff whilst lowering their prices.
Parisien
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...no doubt if you asked a MD......how they structure their prices plus make a profit....plus invest in their business and all the other add ons.....never mind initial set up costs of many millions.....you can see how they arrive at their prices...no doubt if successful and busy its a money spinner......
Versus indie.....no corporate overheads, fancy buildings, endless staff, etc........2/3 people at most.......committed, well versed in cars they been looking after personally for 5-10-15-20 years...like return business...reputations needing to be maintained.......spurs them on plus 20 plus indies all over UK.......
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Was in Maranello last week to have my codes read..... (£140
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and I happened to ask the price of a 68k service - my next big one.
Anyway, I managed to keep a straight face as I was quoted £4990 inc VAT and parts...
But if you are a member of their Club Monza (free, just ask) you get 20% off labour and 10% off parts.
So that'll just be the 4 grand please sir.
As was said, perfectly reasonable maintenance costs..............and only £120 to fill the tank.....truly economy motoring.
Gordon
)and I happened to ask the price of a 68k service - my next big one.
Anyway, I managed to keep a straight face as I was quoted £4990 inc VAT and parts...
But if you are a member of their Club Monza (free, just ask) you get 20% off labour and 10% off parts.
So that'll just be the 4 grand please sir.
As was said, perfectly reasonable maintenance costs..............and only £120 to fill the tank.....truly economy motoring.
Gordon
