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Re: Which options to opt for???
« Reply #70 on: 25 September 2009, 14:00 »
Is there a fixed price service plan to opt in to for the first three years?


yep, its £250 for the 3 years.  doesn't cover parts though, only the actual service.
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Re: Which options to opt for???
« Reply #71 on: 25 September 2009, 16:08 »

yep, its £250 for the 3 years.  doesn't cover parts though, only the actual service.

You sure about that?

The information I have says it covers routine services - parts and labour - but not any additional work identified.

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Re: Which options to opt for???
« Reply #72 on: 25 September 2009, 16:12 »

yep, its £250 for the 3 years.  doesn't cover parts though, only the actual service.

You sure about that?

The information I have says it covers routine services - parts and labour - but not any additional work identified. 
 

i'm 100% sure because i looked into it and bought a service plan when i picked up my GTI.  For example, if you need new wiper blades you will have to pay for them with the £250 service.  The more expensive plan you won't.
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Re: Which options to opt for???
« Reply #73 on: 25 September 2009, 16:17 »

i'm 100% sure because i looked into it and bought a service plan when i picked up my GTI.  For example, if you need new wiper blades you will have to pay for them with the £250 service.  The more expensive plan you won't.


Jesus wept!

So what?
You have to pay for wiper blades!
The servicing part is covered...wiper blades don't get changed under a service schedule - they get changed when they wear out!

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Re: Which options to opt for???
« Reply #74 on: 25 September 2009, 16:19 »

i'm 100% sure because i looked into it and bought a service plan when i picked up my GTI.  For example, if you need new wiper blades you will have to pay for them with the £250 service.  The more expensive plan you won't.


Jesus wept!

So what?
You have to pay for wiper blades!
The servicing part is covered...wiper blades don't get changed under a service schedule - they get changed when they wear out!

you are so predictible.  i knew out of my post the thing you would pick up on is the wiper blades.  that was an example you fool.  let's use another - brakes.  if you need new brakes the £250 service plan will not cover it.  is that clear enough for you?
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Re: Which options to opt for???
« Reply #75 on: 25 September 2009, 16:23 »

you are so predictible.  i knew out of my post the thing you would pick up on is the wiper blades.  that was an example you fool.  let's use another - brakes.  if you need new brakes the £250 service plan will not cover it.  is that clear enough for you?

Have you just passed your test?
Is this your first car?
Are you really that naive?

Brakes are consumables...like tyres, or wiper blades - the harder/more you use them, the faster you wear them out.

Services don't cover them...that's what maintenance plans are for. Is that clear enough for you to grasp?
They never have and never will.

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Re: Which options to opt for???
« Reply #76 on: 25 September 2009, 16:30 »

Services don't cover them...that's what maintenance plans are for. Is that clear enough for you to grasp?
They never have and never will.
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er, that's why i didn't go for the £250 service plan but the more expensive service and maintenance plan.  don't really understand your point.  oh yes i do, you're actually pointing out exactly what i said earlier in this thread.  utter moron.
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Re: Which options to opt for???
« Reply #77 on: 25 September 2009, 16:42 »

er, that's why i didn't go for the £250 service plan but the more expensive service and maintenance plan.  don't really understand your point.  oh yes i do, you're actually pointing out exactly what i said earlier in this thread.  utter moron.

I wasn't the one moaning about what's covered in the £250 plan. You were.

And your comment:
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yep, its £250 for the 3 years.  doesn't cover parts though, only the actual service.
Is plain incorrect. The £250 plan does cover service parts - not consumables...so another expertly spoken - yet completely wrong - statement from you.


Good to see you can't conduct a difference of opinion without resorting to petty insults either...well done.
That makes you appear very hard indeed.
Or 17.

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Re: Which options to opt for???
« Reply #78 on: 25 September 2009, 16:45 »
i do believe that you started the petty insults by referring to me as ladyboy in an earlier thread.  i'll let you off though as dementia has clearly set in so you can't remember what you're writing clearly.

and i wasn't moaning about the £250 service plan.  i merely commented on it.   not everyone is as aggressive as you.  are you on the blob or something?
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Re: Which options to opt for???
« Reply #79 on: 25 September 2009, 16:49 »
i do believe that you started the petty insults by referring to me as ladyboy in an earlier thread.  i'll let you off though as dementia has clearly set in so you can't remember what you're writing clearly.

and i wasn't moaning about the £250 service plan.  i merely commented on it.   not everyone is as aggressive as you.  are you on the blob or something?

I'm not aggressive, unless someone is clearly posting incorrect information that others may take as gospel.
Your comment was incorrect.


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