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Steve D
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Joined: Jul 2015
Location: Essexshire
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Booking a service
Our Evoque will be due for a service in early October. I got two years free servicing when I bought it last October. What's the score when booking a free service - are you treated different from a paying customer? Do you automatically get free collection/delivery or a courtesy car or is that just down to the individual dealership? How long in advance do you need to book? Thanks.
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05-08-2016 01:37pm |
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PhilSkill
Posts: 3,880
Joined: Jun 2011
Location: Warwickshire
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RE: Booking a service
Shouldn't be any different, Just ensure it's agreed it's free when booking, extras like courtesy car/pickup are up to the dealer. I'd allow a month to book in advance, Dealers seem to be swamped with work at the moment.
Always had a "free" courtesy car myself, at least agreed in final price as I was paying, and once they bought the car to my work as they were late completing it. That's not the experience of everyone though.
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05-08-2016 03:49pm |
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Good shot
Posts: 142
Joined: Nov 2013
Location: Cambridge, UK
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RE: Booking a service
If you book it well enough in advance most options are available from my dealers. A courtesy car for the duration or they come to your house and collect the car, or both! It's a busy time of year with folk getting services before they go on their hols. I have the five year transferable package which seems to be a good deal.
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