In a month of so my Model X will be at 12,500 miles. Has anyone "paid" for the annual service check yet and if so what did it cost?
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They probably upsold you on a alignment too, as that is $105, just like a typical car dealership.Hmm, I just had my first annual service and it was $500. That being said, they did check a lot of things, replace obvious stuff like wipers, and air filters, and one I didn't realize existed: transmission fluid.
Side note, on a recent test drive, the salesman said service is not required for the vehicle. I doubled down and asked if the warranty was still valid even if I never got service for 8 years. He said correct. Truth to this?
Isn't that the Service for the Model-S? I don't think they have announced a plan for the Model-X yet.As shown here, First year is $400, 2nd is $700, 3rd is $400, and 4th is $900, then it repeats.
They should obviously drop the "little or no maintenance" spiel from their sales pitch, then. It's no different than any other car I've owned.
What? I'm impressed.Just went for 12.5k first service this week (Sunnyvale, CA) - $550 with the alignment that I thought I might need. They also installed a spoiler for me at no charge and upgraded the software on my Chademo adapter. Seemed fair as I expected to pay for the spoiler install.