Interesting about the clutch......... hmmmm.... not that mine's going, but I suppose they've only got a limited life eh?

It seems to act as a warranty and a servicing "service" in one... I wonder what's the minimum period after signing up that you can make a claim?

Does anyone have experience of this company?

[Edited by BuRR - 3/1/2002 10:53:40 AM]

 

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I've been quoted £39 a month for the months, and would cover the 45,000 service......

So, £500........ is this worth it? How much is the 45,000 service on average?

 

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Burr,

I think about £450 for the 45000 service on a UK Impreza turbo. Do they use a Subaru dealer? Would it have paid for the new clutch I had to have fitted yesterday? If yes then how Ironic I get the e-mail the day after!

 

http://www.motoreasy.co.uk

The exclusions would rule out most members of this board

 

RE - 45,000 miles service is between 450 and 500... had it done twice... not on the same car obviously...

 

Excluded: vehicles modified from original specification

 

...and they seem to do their servicing at their own garages. As they are allied with Warranty Direct, I presume this will be at your local Unipart.

 

I think it would suit some people but not most. For example if you were running an older MY94-98 Standard Uk turbo. It's likely that you wouldn't be using a Subaru Dealer for servicing. MOT's may throw up some unexpected costs and then there's always the dreaded 90000 mile service.

 

I just got an online quote. MY97 Sport, no mods with 60-80k miles. £480. Don't think I'll bother cos I got a warranty when I bought the car last year. Maybe once it runs out.

Steve

 

How much is the 90k service?

 

720 quid. It comes at 60k for MY00 onwards. Basically it's a 30k plus a cambelt change.

 

The 30000 & 45000 service intervals combined so I think it's about £750-800

 

I've recently had a combined 30k and 45k service due to mileage and age combo. That was a 30k service plus cambelt change. Cost £600 (with SIDC disocount ).

Lunchie