Porsche Macan maintenance cost

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Hi all,

I leased my macan with help from this forum last year and now I have another questions regarding the maintenance cost.
I leased pre-own (most likely courtesy vehicle) at 5K mile and I went to the dealer for my 1 year maintenance (mileage was at about 13k). It costed me almost $1800!!! They said it typically costs about $800-900 for one year and $1100 for another year. Because my vehicle was pre-owned, it needed a 2nd year maintenance. The labor was about $1100 and parts was ~$530. With tax, it ended up at ~$1791. Any thoughts on this? Since it was my first time leasing a porsche, I just wanted to make sure it is a right number.
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Yeah. It is Porsche.

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202020

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:point_up::point_up:I do not want to sound redundant, but what they said.

Is there an Indy shop that specializes in Porsches near you? I would also suggest searching for online forums dedicated to Porsches for some recommendations.

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How is anyone supposed to guess what work you had done?

And what was actually required by the maintenance manual?

And how much would it cost at a Indy knowledgeable about VAG/Porsche products?

Service is a microcosm of any big ticket purchase that’s embedded in an opaque veil. Do some research beforehand or you’re a lamb in the eyes of the slaughterhouse.

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It doesn’t have to be. Not for a Macan anyway.

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By the dealer book, apparently it is. Book is 1350 for yr 2 service on Macan + parts/labor/tax.

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Which means nothing. No one has to go to a dealer for service unless it’s free.

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I’ve never dealt with Porsche but this seems absolutely ridiculous price.

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Thank you. I will look into those shops. Is it okay to get service done in indie shops for leased vehicles?

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I would suggest looking at your lease contract to see if there is any mention of maintenance work needed to be done at an Authorized dealer.

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bi-annual service

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So you telling me oil, filter, air filter, brake fluid flush costs $1800 at Porsche dealer? GTFO with that BS. Find an Indy shop like yesterday.

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Fair enough, just throwing it out there.

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Depending on how many Porsche dealerships you have around you, you can shop their prices around next time. Or go to a reasonably priced indy. And it’s a Macan… shouldn’t be too hard to find a shop that works on it.

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yea. it was not only a macan but base model. :crazy_face:
Thanks for the tip. I will definately shop around next time.

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As if $500+ for an oil change and brake fluid wasn’t bad enough, they charged 1k for the line item of biannual service… which was what?

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The parts were $522.58 and the labor was $1075 which was including oil change, brake fluid change, alignment etc… it was a regular scheduled maintenance. nothing more than that.

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Can you not also service Porsche at Audi and VW? Not that I’d take a 911 to VW, but that’s effectively a Tiguan.

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Have owned several Porsche’s, have 2 dealerships within about 15 miles of each other here. One is consistently 25-50% more expensive than the other for service depending on what you’re getting done. Shop around.

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