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·Anyone take one out? Are they worth it do you think?
Thanks Frank for the link, I went to my main dealer on Friday to book the 3 years for £400 deal you linked and book the car in for the first service. The dealership said they didn't do this Citroen deal, they offer another one from a private company, but it was twice the price and you couldn't start it until after you had the first service. I thought this was crazy from a main dealer so called Citroen UK from the customer service number on the link and they said I couldn't book it through them it has to be through the dealer and advised I call my main dealer manager and get them to phone Citreon UK to arrange it. I did this Friday afternoon and the manager didn't know anything about it but said he would get the service manager to look into it and call me back. He did later that day but only to say he couldn't look into it until Monday which was fine as the car wasn't going in for a couple of weeks. I got a call back from the dealership at lunchtime today to say they have organised it and I paid the £400 today, so thanks again for the link. Edited by: Becki_JustinFrank Bullitt said:It is important to know if the service plan offered is by the dealer franchise or not - Citroen offer a 3 year servicing package for £400 (or £11.11pcm) which is available up to 12 months from the cars purchase;
http://www.citroen.co.uk/owner-services/citroen-servicing/service-plans#sticky
I wish I'd known, I would have bit their hands off.
Becki_Justin said:Thanks Frank for the link, I went to my main dealer on Friday to book the 3 years for £400 deal you linked and book the car in for the first service. The dealership said they didn't do this Citroen deal, they offer another one from a private company, but it was twice the price and you couldn't start it until after you had the first service. I thought this was crazy from a main dealer so called Citroen UK from the customer service number on the link and they said I couldn't book it through them it has to be through the dealer and advised I call my main dealer manager and get them to phone Citreon UK to arrange it. I did this Friday afternoon and the manager didn't know anything about it but said he would get the service manager to look into it and call me back. He did later that day but only to say he couldn't look into it until Monday which was fine as the car wasn't going in for a couple of weeks. I got a call back from the dealership at lunchtime today to say they have organised it and I paid the £400 today, so thanks again for the link.Frank Bullitt said:It is important to know if the service plan offered is by the dealer franchise or not - Citroen offer a 3 year servicing package for £400 (or £11.11pcm) which is available up to 12 months from the cars purchase;
http://www.citroen.co.uk/owner-services/citroen-servicing/service-plans#sticky
I wish I'd known, I would have bit their hands off.
There's a 3 year warrantee with any new Citroen/DS but you have to pay for a maintenance plan.Wabbitt said:I downloaded DS app on my phone and any new DS4 registered between 1st Jan and 31st March gets 3 year/30,000 mile servicing.
None of the dealers knew about this....local or the one I bought the car from.
This is 3 annual services for free basically. I've checked with DS direct and the dealership claim the cost from DS.neilp said:There's a 3 year warrantee with any new Citroen/DS but you have to pay for a maintenance plan.Wabbitt said:I downloaded DS app on my phone and any new DS4 registered between 1st Jan and 31st March gets 3 year/30,000 mile servicing.
None of the dealers knew about this....local or the one I bought the car from.
The current one is £400 for the first 3 years.
http://www.citroen.co.uk/owner-services/citroen-servicing/service-plans