[seamaster]

Has anybody here signed up for the 3 year Masterfit Service Plan?
I have just taken out the Gold Service plan for £21.99 per month. (£263.88 per year)

Every year you get:-
A Service / Loyalty card entitling you to Discount off accessories, Discount off selected additional repairs & Free tyre puncture repair / Courtesy car / Engine flush and fuel treatment / Full European AA cover / Litre of oil and a Wash and Vac

I currently pay £185 per year just for a service, so for an extra £78.88 I think all the other items are well worth the money. (Can't even get the AA cover for that)

Regards
seamaster

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[Love Stallion]

Will be taking a plan out but not until i take delivery of the beast.

 

[seamaster]

It,s funny that you used that phrase, it's exactly what my son called it when he first saw it.
"The Beast"

 

[Bandage_Boy]

Cheers, seems cost effective, will look into that in the next century when I take delivery.

 

[MokkaMan]

When I ordered from Eden vauxhall in reading part of the deal was 100,000 mile free servicing to run along side the warranty, worth a bit if I keep it that long

 

[seamaster]

Mokkaman, that's an excellent deal you have got there. Probably 5 - 7 years free servicing, worth around £1000 - £1500 pounds. Well Done.


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[Bandage_Boy]

WOW!!!! That's worth a grand at least.

 

[Dan]

Has anybody here signed up for the 3 year Masterfit Service Plan?
I have just taken out the Gold Service plan for £21.99 per month. (£263.88 per year)

Every year you get:-
A Service / Loyalty card entitling you to Discount off accessories, Discount off selected additional repairs & Free tyre puncture repair / Courtesy car / Engine flush and fuel treatment / Full European AA cover / Litre of oil and a Wash and Vac

I currently pay £185 per year just for a service, so for an extra £78.88 I think all the other items are well worth the money. (Can't even get the AA cover for that)

Regards
seamaster

You get your first years AA cover free don't you as part of Vauxhall Assistance? And I'm assuming you won't need discount on repairs because they are covered under warranty? Or is this for other things like bumper repairs if you hit a post or something?

But I suppose you do get to spread your serving payments over the year instead of one go.

 

[seamaster]

Dan,
You are correct in that you do get your first years AA cover free as part of Vauxhall Assistance.
So it is double dipping on that point, but it was part of the package, and it is Full European cover (not that I intend going to Europe any time soon), so still not really pertinent for year one. Obviously it will be applicable in years two and three.
With regard to repairs, you make a very valid point. I am awaiting documentation, which may or may not clarify what "selected additional repairs" really are.
Regards
seamaster

 

[Blum]

Having had company cars for the last decade I'm a bit out of touch with 'Service Plans'.
Can anybody answer =
i) Can you use any Vauxhall dealer, during the life of the plan for servicing or must it be the one the plan was purchased from?
ii) The online plan quote on Evan Halshaw website shows
- 10% loyalty savings on all mechanical repairs, tyres & labour
- 10% loyalty savings on all accessories, including fitting
- 25% loyalty savings on all MOT tests
- Complimentary wash & vac on all servicing visits, puncture repairs & seasonal checks
Does not mention AA but I have that with my bank account is it an option?
iii) Can any (lucky) existing owners show whats involved the service schedule for each year from their handbook?



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[Redbul50]

When I ordered my Mokka I was offered a 5 year service plan, including courtesy car for £525. At that price I jumped at it. This was Now Vauxhall in Kingston upon Thames.

 

[Andy_H]

I Wont be partaking, as I previously worked (in parts) at a vauxhall dealers, I get my servicing done at pretty much just parts cost price. Suppose I had to get something out of working there lol

 

[hads123456789]

hadnt even started looking at a vauxhall plan but im sure it will be a thought once it gets closer to picking up the car again would have to look at value for money as get AA cover from home with a bank account etc.
the5 year dealfor £525 sounds to good to be true though but well worth taking at any dealers mistake lol.

 

[Nffcp]

Are there any cheaper service plans available and if so what do they cover. One to the main reasons i'm buying brand new is for the 100,000 mile warranty, but understand they have to be maintained correctly. (I normally buy 6 month old cars due to depreciation with new ones). What would you recommend ? Edited by: Nffcp

 

[Blum]

I was offered a choice from three service plans
i) Full Vauxhall service using Vauxhall Parts and maintaining lifetime warranty.
ii) Full Vauxhall service using Vauxhall approved parts and maintaining lifetime warrant.
iii) Full service including courtesy car, wash and vac etc, but NOT maintaining lifetime warranty.
3 years priced from 10 to 17 quid over 34 months, with one dealer. and 9.99 to 23 quid with another.
And you know full well they are only gonna change the oil and kick the tyres.
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I opted for number one with the cheaper dealer.

 

[alan4708]

I went for a 5 year service plan with peter vardy,for £11.50 a month,that's £138 a year and £690 over the 5 years.

 

[Mokkamayhem]

I pay £22 per month for 24 months but get three years servicing etc which was quoted at being nearly £700 in total for the 1.7 diesel so a big saving all round.

 

[Ixasio]

I'll need the AA European cover so thats sounds like a good deal. I hope Evans Halshaw offer something like that

 

[AlyG]

Cheers, seems cost effective, will look into that in the next century when I take delivery.

Hahahahahahahaha. Oh hang on a second ... that's not funny it's true