Good deal or not

[Pete-B]

I bought a 6 month old ex demonstrator from main dealer, 140 TDI with DSG box in Candy White with a shed full of extra's including panoramic roof and under 2000 miles on the clock at a great price (due to putting on best poker face and starting to walk away when inside I was desperate to drive it away).
Even after I got it down to MY price I made out I wasn't too excited so I said if you throw a servicing deal in I would be interested. This is where I'm not too sure I did so well not knowing what servicing cost are. So I signed on the line at the agreed price and a up front payment of £379 for the first Three years servicing. Was this good or bad?

[Waspy]

Well we don't know what you paid, but by the sounds of it you got the car you wanted for the price you wanted and then got a few hundred quids worth of servicing on top of that...

What's to complain about!?

EDIT: oh sorry, didn't realised you had paid for the servicing...

[Cuprabob]

£379 is the normal price for the 3 year service plan on new / nearly new cars. Was £299 back in 2011 when I bought mine. Although surprised they had you pay it as a lump some as a few months ago VW swapped over to monthly payments for service plans. Have a look on VW website.

Although, you don't say if it's the VW plan or just a garage specific plan.

[luckysim0n]

That's strange as i just bought a second hand Sirocco and got 2 years free servicing,mats and an iPod lead thrown in

[RichZTT]

That's strange as i just bought a second hand Sirocco and got 2 years free servicing,mats and an iPod lead thrown in

I'm in the same boat, it has something to do with having finance with VW over £5k

[Mark V]

I'm confused - you imply you got them to throw the service plan in to the deal but then say you paid for it?