Do I need 90-day standard maintenance?

[oldfriend]

Originally Posted by Camarobert

Bought new 2013 1LT in February and my local Chevy dealer sent me an email regarding booking an appointment to bring in the car for 'standard maintenance.' And I should schedule an appt. every 90 days. Will I be charged for this? I haven't called yet and I will ask them if it's a free service but if I have the warranty am I covered for this? Thanks

Yes , you do need that , just to make sure that every one at the dealer and their families are well taken care of
After all , they have bills too , and they have to send their kids to school ,pay their mortgage , car payments , school loans , [ I don't think that there are many ] in there
Call them back and , very polite tell the little guy/girl , that makes the calls ,to STOP IT
Don't ask them tell it in their face
Gee.

[Chevrolet Customer Svc]

Originally Posted by SemperGumby

Is the Camaro an "eligible" vehicle under this plan? I bought mine in May, just wondering. (Not to hijack the thread OP.)

Excellent question.

Let me look into that for ya!

William R.
Chevrolet Customer Care

[OldScoolCamaro]

hmmmm...something smells fishy in Denmark...

[oldfriend]

Originally Posted by Chevrolet Customer Svc

Maintenance work is different from warranty work, unless you have a vehicle maintenance contract. Now, with the purchase or lease of all eligible vehicles sold on or after May 1, 2013, the Chevrolet 2-Year Maintenance Program will provide owners select required services in accordance with their vehicle’s Owners Manual, for 2 years or 24,000 miles, whichever occurs first. Customers are limited to 4 service events during the service period. These services include:

• ACDelco Oil and filter change
• 4-wheel Tire Rotation
• 27 Point Vehicle Inspection (MPVI)

I hope that clears it up,

William R.
Chevrolet Customer Care

Can you please , explain to us [ ME ] what in particular a brand new car may need in REGULAR maintenance after 90 days , because I just don't get it ,,,unless off course the buyer drives his car day and night non stop ,,,
I can't believe you are going to CONVERT ME on this one
Just keep in mind that the OP DID NOT start the conversation , the dealer made the call!!!

[oldfriend]

Originally Posted by OldScoolCamaro

hmmmm...something smells fishy in Denmark...

I think that the same applies to MI

[BDBiker]

As a guy that has bought several motorcycles, the parting words of the dealer before I ride off are: "Bring your bike in at 500 miles and we will service it for your 500 mile service". Did the word FREE get mentioned? Prepare for the "SERVICE" by bending over and pulling your butt cheeks apart, at least it won't hurt as bad when you lay down $200 for your "SERVICE".
Seriously, there is NO FREE SERVICE! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!