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The $185 capped price servicing doesn't apply to cars registered after a certain date. The priced is capped, but at a higher level. For example, the 30,000 km service for a 2015 SV6 (3.6l petrol) first registered after 01/07/15 is $239. The price jumps to $299 for the 75,000 km service, and $656 at 120,000 km.
There is a price calculator on the Holden website at Holden's Lifetime Capped Price Servicing - Holden.com.au .
I haven't been ripped off -- I was stating the capped price situation as it is today. I paid $185 for my 15,000 km service because my car was registered before 01/03/15. No doubt yours was too. If not, you got a bargain.
The OP was asking about servicing costs for a car he hasn't bought yet -- so his WILL be registered after that date. He can therefore expect to pay a little more.
the 30,000 km service for a 2015 SV6 (3.6l petrol) first registered after 01/07/15 is $239. The price jumps to $299 for the 75,000 km service, and $656 at 120,000 km.
I don't mine paying about $300 for a service to Holden but no way in hell am i paying over $600 for a service. I will be taken my car to my own mechanic. unless i should be taken it Holden?
The Holden dealer will know about any of those recalls where they quietly fix stuff as cars come in for servicing. I assume Holden do this, other manufacturers do. You can also get warranty repairs looked-at while doing servicing (although if they need parts to fix whatever-it-is you'll most likely need to take it back again).I don't mine paying about $300 for a service to Holden but no way in hell am i paying over $600 for a service. I will be taken my car to my own mechanic. unless i should be taken it Holden?