If you really want to annoy them back, pay the £10 waiver and then prang the car.

The dealer who last serviced the Good Ship Sporky only wanted £5 for the waiver. That seemed reasonable enough.

If you really want to annoy them back, pay the

Did you have an oil and filter change for

I wonder how much damage you could do to a Superb with a 1.2 Fabia and still make it look like a genuine accident...

This is the only Skoda dealer on the Isle of Wight.....I suppose I could enquire at SEAT...I expect they will say try Skoda:D

No, no! Try VW and film their reaction for me

BTW I'm going to tell your Mum you said Fecker

Esplanade would throw me out for looking like a peasant!!!!

And please Pix.....dont ruin my macho image by telling me ma:O

How much not to!!

And please Pix.....dont ruin my macho image by telling me ma:O

How much not to!!

Oh bad move!

:orb_for_y

Hows that:P

Try this.....:orb_not_w

JKM in Portsmouth can do a great job on servicing at sensible prices, You might be able to combine it with a trip to the mainland.

Get the steering checked by an independant, if its faulty get the stealer to fix it & give him the independants bill, if he dosent like it take him to the small claims court.

Your a loyal customer as far as Skoda are concerned having bought somany cars so monday morning 9 am have a moan directly to skoda. Sounds like your stealer has the IOW captive market syndrome

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I should perhaps point out that my suggestion was not entirely serious!

I think it is fair to charge those figures for servicing, you would pay a hell of a lot for other services that you may need to use, or even indirectly use. Don't mechanics deserve decent wages for the job they do? There are plenty of jobs out there that charge alot more for a lot less.

Thats fair enough but it doesnt explain the catalogue of bull**** I've been given about my spare parts.

Even the director of the garage said he would look into my grumble about the

Don't mechanics deserve decent wages for the job they do?

But how much of the

IOW dealer does provide good service if you bought the car from him, but the prices are definitely too steep for buying cars.

The servicing I found was about average, but the tyre prices take the p*ss

Very true probably not even £10 of the £50 unfortunatly, but mechanics are still just seen as "grease monkeys" and not rewarded for their knowledge and skill.

IOW dealer does provide good service if you bought the car from him, but the prices are definitely too steep for buying cars.

The servicing I found was about average, but the tyre prices take the p*ss

That surprises me....I managed to get some Bridgestones for my old SLX Octy1 for about

VRS Furby, I was told by the owner they had been charged over £200 for a tyre fitted. I can only assume that included the whole wheel.