First service costs

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I have just picked myself up from falling off my chair when receiving a quote (Cambridge) for a 18K mile oil change and first minor service. Been quoted £940 for basically an oil and brake fluid change - can anybody enlighten me what extra work other than changing oil filter, oil and brake fluid, the first "minor service" involves. I can check my tyre tread and pad wear so i don't need an inspection? I can get the original parts, including a cabin filter, for £200, and fail to see how this will take more than 1 to 1.5 hours to complete. I'm not paying £740 for one and half's hours labour - that's serious Porsche tax!

These OPC's don't know what they are doing, i was initially told i needed new spark plugs at 20K. Told them i think that's 40K but they haven't filled me with confidence. Maybe i got a telephone money giving me an incorrect quote.

Can anyone tell me if the micro (cabin) filter needs changing at 18K (18 months old car), i was so shocked at the quote i forgot to ask the OPC, and they probably wouldn't give the right answer anyway. Also, is there anything else the first service would include i am not considering. What have other people paid for an oil change and first service on a Macan S. It's going to be an Indy for me.

Thanks in anticipation of members assistance.

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They are piss-takers, but you don't have a choice if you have a Porsche warranty.
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carbonblack wrote: Thu Dec 21, 2023 3:13 pm They are piss-takers, but you don't have a choice if you have a Porsche warranty.
You can use an indy if OEM parts are used (keep the evidence). However when coming to sell/part-ex they will knock off £2k for not having OPC servicing.

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At one time first service under the ‘Total Transparency’ was quoted as £430. Oil and filter and pollen filter. I’d phone another OPC
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Or buy the consumables from Porsche dealer and get Indy to do the work?
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Mines going in at £960 whilst I was quoted £1300 at another OPC.
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£960 for a full service, surely not just the oil change?
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Skyway wrote: Thu Dec 21, 2023 4:20 pm £960 for a full service, surely not just the oil change?
Read it again, it's both.
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Not sure £960 for both is that bad given that it's every 2 years and not annually.
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HertsMacan wrote: Thu Dec 21, 2023 2:43 pm I have just picked myself up from falling off my chair when receiving a quote (Cambridge) for a 18K mile oil change and first minor service. Been quoted £940 for basically an oil and brake fluid change - can anybody enlighten me what extra work other than changing oil filter, oil and brake fluid, the first "minor service" involves. I can check my tyre tread and pad wear so i don't need an inspection? I can get the original parts, including a cabin filter, for £200, and fail to see how this will take more than 1 to 1.5 hours to complete. I'm not paying £740 for one and half's hours labour - that's serious Porsche tax!

These OPC's don't know what they are doing, i was initially told i needed new spark plugs at 20K. Told them i think that's 40K but they haven't filled me with confidence. Maybe i got a telephone money giving me an incorrect quote.

Can anyone tell me if the micro (cabin) filter needs changing at 18K (18 months old car), i was so shocked at the quote i forgot to ask the OPC, and they probably wouldn't give the right answer anyway. Also, is there anything else the first service would include i am not considering. What have other people paid for an oil change and first service on a Macan S. It's going to be an Indy for me.

Thanks in anticipation of members assistance.
See also this very recent topic......viewtopic.php?t=14023

My post covers what was included in the first service, They will want to charge you an extra [big] fee for checking / clearing the Panoramic roof drains, if you have one.
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