Well the boys just completed a major on my 550. They had $175 worth of unusual items but anyhow the price was a little over $4300. I'm more than happy with that price!! definitely square shooters.Tom Mellet at Car store glenside told me they were and he was right on as usual. My thanks to Mark, Mike and Tom!!!!!!!
I don't have a copy of the invoice but labor was $2700 balance parts. I was so elated about the total that I didn't ask them to fax me a copy for my perusal! I was expecting 5000-5500 from reading previous posts on this topic.
If you don't mind my asking, did you have any 'consumables' (tires, pads, discs) done or was it 'just' about servicing the car itself ?
Don't think so car wasn't even due yet it is a 99 model with 9000 miles. Just routine unnecessary belt changes etc. I'm saving $9900 in taxes since car will be not be delvd 90 days after purchase. (California) so I thought it would be a good time to have major done etc
Banana boat, I am in a similar position - 99 with just under 10K miles. I took my car in for some minor work (replacing brake pads) and discovered a small oil leak. As the mechanic had to do some things to get to the leak, I decided to go ahead and have the major service done (belts etc). It cost me right around $3800 but the guy who is doing it is an independant so his hourly rate is a little less than the dealership mechanics. My guess is the the labor probably took about the same time as yours. I was supposed to get her back today but I was also having a rim repaired and the guy didn't get the color quite right so I am going to have to wait until the 24th to get her back (I am off on vacation for the next 10 days). I really wanted to drive my baby one more time before the 10 day break. Ah well, c'est la vie!!!
Would you mind posting the breakdown, or emailing me? I'm picking up my 12k mile '97 tomorrow from Ferrari of San Antonio/Barrett, and it is significantly more. I'm curious where the difference is. Thank you very much. Mark McKenzie
Mark Cedrone , the service manager at Algar and Tony, the chief mechanic there, were always good guys in my book.
Will fax you info Monday Redcar. Maybe it is because I told them my grandmothers brother was Carlo Gambino??????????
I'm picking up my 1999 9600 mile 550 from Scottsdale Ferrari tomorrow after the major service. Subtracting the $450 of work to fix a coolant leak, the total was $4400. There were some nits to fix; hairline cracks in the ceramic injector tips (less than $50 in total parts), and replace the missing plastic buttons which retain the hood insulation blanket (resulted in a 99 point score, instead of a 100 points at our club concorso). Roy
Doody previously posted my own 30k info from a few months' back. I will rescan if anyone wants. All said and done, it was ~5k. --Dan
could you post that info so I might know what to expect. Seems like many guys get ripped off, why is that? TIA
I had a 15000 service completed on my '01 550 on april 17th this year by Ferrari of Washington.The cost was $42884.07,of which$1767.50 was labor.Will provide more detail if desired. I bought the car new from FoW and have been very satisfied with all the service work.Josh Simpson, Service Advisor, and Fernando Torres, who does the work on my car are first class people.
The file is too large (the way I saved it) so I am emailing the document or faxing to those that want it.
Hey Banana Boat, Could you also send me an email with the list. Thanks! My email is [email protected] Tifosi ~ Mike P.
Sorry my email account was full. Its empty now, so if you could send it again that would be great. Thanks Banana Boat!! ~Mike P.
Hi Wayne: Glad to hear you got off light at the Ferrari Dealer. I know I sold you that car too cheap.. ;-) Are we going to see you at Barrett-Jackson? I have a 97 355 Spider going through on Saturday during the SPEED telecast. Run # 714. Its going over the block at NO RESERVE so it should be very interesting. Tom Mellett www.carstoreofglenside.com