2 year service performed for only $237!

[Kbmore22]

I called several dealerships prior to scheduling my 2 year service and got differing quotes. Porsche Towson quoted almost $1200, Porsche Owings Mills quoted $800, and Porsche Delaware quoted between $400-$600. I scheduled my service with Delaware and also decided to replace the cabin filter on my own. Therefore, when it was all said and done, the inspection checks and brake flush only cost me $237. This included a complementary loaner Macan so overall I was extremely pleased and surprised. If your 2 year service is due, and your near Delaware, I highly recommend you go there. If you don’t live near, I suggest making several phone calls and getting quotes since the prices can be drastically different. And of course, buy and replace the cabin filter yourself. It only takes 15 mins.

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[mocsman]

Great to hear this since I'm in DE. Didn't get my CT4 from there since they wanted between +10-15% on top of msrp when I asked last year.

 

[Icebergmikey]

I called several dealerships prior to scheduling my 2 year service and got differing quotes. Porsche Towson quoted almost $1200, Porsche Owings Mills quoted $800, and Porsche Delaware quoted between $400-$600. I scheduled my service with Delaware and also decided to replace the cabin filter on my own. Therefore, when it was all said and done, the inspection checks and brake flush only cost me $237. This included a complementary loaner Macan so overall I was extremely pleased and surprised. If your 2 year service is due, and your near Delaware, I highly recommend you go there. If you don’t live near, I suggest making several phone calls and getting quotes since the prices can be drastically different. And of course, buy and replace the cabin filter yourself. It only takes 15 mins.

Thanks, I’m near DC… and if the price is right I’ll drive to Delaware

 

[DAWNBREAKER]

Why the need for loaner? They can't do it in a couple hours?

 

[WattTurbo]

That's a great price OP. I'll check with my local dealer in Houston and see if they can do it for that price when the time comes.

Having the loaner car is great even if they can do it within a couple of hours. My wife would rather continue on her way to wherever she needs to go rather than sitting in the waiting room for a couple of hours.

 

[Kbmore22]

Why the need for loaner? They can't do it in a couple hours?

The loaner gives you and the dealer flexibility. They may estimate 2 hours but they may have other cars in front of you that take longer than expected. And loaner is complementary so why not?

 

[rich_r]

It's an EV, so you kind of expect lower service costs. But, it's a Porsche, so you also expect to be gouged by dealers. Nice to see that atleast one dealer is offering the service at a fair price.

 

[tchavei]

I called several dealerships prior to scheduling my 2 year service and got differing quotes. Porsche Towson quoted almost $1200, Porsche Owings Mills quoted $800, and Porsche Delaware quoted between $400-$600. I scheduled my service with Delaware and also decided to replace the cabin filter on my own. Therefore, when it was all said and done, the inspection checks and brake flush only cost me $237. This included a complementary loaner Macan so overall I was extremely pleased and surprised. If your 2 year service is due, and your near Delaware, I highly recommend you go there. If you don’t live near, I suggest making several phone calls and getting quotes since the prices can be drastically different. And of course, buy and replace the cabin filter yourself. It only takes 15 mins.

That's funny. When I was signing the order papers end of last year, I asked my SA about mantainance costs and he didn't even lift his head and said "pfff, 250ish"

Unfortunately he's 440km away BUT if my local Dealership quotes me anything above 500, I'll certainly will make the trip to my SA.


Funny I'm commenting on a 2yr mantainance cost thread while I don't even have the car yet ?

 

[xyeahtony]

Why the need for loaner? They can't do it in a couple hours?

why sit around in a dealership for a couple hours? I got things to do lol

 

[wurzitup]

This is great to read. I didn't go for the "prepaid" $750 first year service, and even now that the first year has passed I skipped it as the SA said the brake flush could wait till year 2.
I'm actually more interested in the inspection and drains cleaned/inspected than I am with the brake flush. And yeah, I'm more inclined to do the cabin filter myself as well. $250 or an hours labor seems a bit more reasonable. Thanks for the post.

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