Volkswagen M'sia Revises Service Maintenance Schedule For More Cost Effective Ownership

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Volkswagen M’sia Revises Service Maintenance Schedule For More Cost Effective Ownership

Volkswagen Passenger Cars Malaysia (VPCM) has announced a revised Service Maintenance Schedule for Volkswagen cars, effective 1^stApril 2018. The revised Service Maintenance Schedule also offers up to 26% savings for Volkswagen owners (calculated based on 5 years or 75,000km).

Florian Steiner, Managing Director of VPCM said that the move is in-line with the company’s continuous efforts to optimize the ownership experience and in giving owners peace-of-mind. “The revised Service Maintenance Schedule, paired with the three years’ free maintenance programme which we introduced on the 1^st of January 2018, makes owning a Volkswagen even more cost-effective,” he added.

A list of the revised Service Maintenance Schedules for all current and previous Volkswagen models sold in Malaysia can be found in detail on the official Volkswagen website. The revised Service Maintenance Schedule is only applicable to models sold by the manufacturer, and does not cover models imported via unauthorized distributors.

This revised Service Maintenance Schedule is implemented, due to extended replacement intervals of certain components. This translates into better savings for the owner. However, Volkswagen technicians will still perform routine checks, as part of the standard service process and will advise accordingly, if any parts replacement is required.

For more information, visit www.volkswagen.com.my.

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