Why volvo so expensive?

[gasman]

I wouldn't know if Volvo charges more for servicing, as my S80 comes with free service till 60K or 3 years.

 

Hi

Can you define free service? Labor free or spare parts free or both?

 

TIA

[Keromond]

 

Hi

Can you define free service? Labor free or spare parts free or both?

 

TIA

shd be free parts, labour, includes wiper, brake pads etc but not tyre.

[thebestcar]

yes and also only 2 years warranty for battery

[gasman]

yes and also only 2 years warranty for battery

That's a very good deal! Spare parts free including spark plugs & oil top up?

 

Had to ask as I wanted a clarity on what "free servicing" entails.

Was at Vincar, Ubi over the weekend & enquire about a particular PI car. Asked the beng salesman the T&C on free servicing. He said, gearbox, clutch, engine...all major parts kaput, they replaced FOC. But for 10k, 20K so On & so forth maintenance, any wear & tear replacement I have to pay.

He had the cheek to tell me where got free things in this world.

[thebestcar]

FOC things in the world!!!

 

Of course not, it has been built into the cost.

 

it is a total package backed up by the factory for S80 owners from long time back. The other 2 S80 owners I know claimed that they have not spent a single cent on their car for the first 3 years. Of course Wearnes is know for their good after sales service as my father has also praised their service when he was driving his jaguar.

[Derrickc]

FOC things in the world!!!

 

Of course not, it has been built into the cost.

 

it is a total package backed up by the factory for S80 owners from long time back. The other 2 S80 owners I know claimed that they have not spent a single cent on their car for the first 3 years. Of course Wearnes is know for their good after sales service as my father has also praised their service when he was driving his jaguar.

Wearnes is definitely gd. 3 years of everything free during the warranty period... Err not counting tires, plus invite owners to their events for jaguar. Best of it all is that you are treated as a client not a patient. Edited August 26, 2014 by Derrickc