Volkswagen rolls out free service program
By GREG MIGLIORE
Procrastinating about taking in your new set of wheels for routine maintenance? Volkswagen thinks it has the answer, and it's rolling out a free service program for 2009 models.
It covers the first three maintenance intervals--10,000, 20,000 and 30,000 miles--and is good for three years or 36,000 miles. VW says that 5000-mile service is no longer required for most of its vehicles.
The program will launch on the automaker's new crossover, the Tiguan. It also includes a courtesy checkup at dealerships within 90 days or 6000 miles so new owners can ensure that their vehicles are running properly.
VW's forthcoming minivan, the Routan, will have a different set of intervals, with free service every 6000 miles up to the 36,000-mile mark. The Routan is mechanically similar to Chrysler's minivans. Chrysler will build the Routan for VW.
Procrastinating about taking in your new set of wheels for routine maintenance? Volkswagen thinks it has the answer, and it's rolling out a free service program for 2009 models.
It covers the first three maintenance intervals--10,000, 20,000 and 30,000 miles--and is good for three years or 36,000 miles. VW says that 5000-mile service is no longer required for most of its vehicles.
The program will launch on the automaker's new crossover, the Tiguan. It also includes a courtesy checkup at dealerships within 90 days or 6000 miles so new owners can ensure that their vehicles are running properly.
VW's forthcoming minivan, the Routan, will have a different set of intervals, with free service every 6000 miles up to the 36,000-mile mark. The Routan is mechanically similar to Chrysler's minivans. Chrysler will build the Routan for VW.
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