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I am not sure how long the front pads are going to last as the wheels are always ready for a clean from the brake dust.

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I am not sure how long the front pads are going to last as the wheels are always ready for a clean from the brake dust.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My 24 model year V8 Cayenne is due its 1st service shortly, I have been quoted £1800 by my preferred Porsche dealer. We are all aware that when we buy these cars, they do cost money to run, but I have already had to buy a full set of tyres at 13000 miles, which I think is a bit premature. I am not sure how long the front pads are going to last as the wheels are always ready for a clean from the brake dust. I am almost thinking that a Bentayga would not be any more expensive to run!

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Have a ring around. I found a 20% difference for my recent 718 service from dealers less than 15 miles apart. Fill up your screen washers before taking it in and decline the 1litre oil top up bottle. That will knock £30 off the bill Join the Porsche Club GB, it costs £75 but you get 10% off servicing at most dealers. I got 10% off the entire bill, not just parts.

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Depending on how long you intend to keep your cayenne, 911Sport in Horncastle is a good guy and I believe is Porsche approved.

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M11rph said: Have a ring around. I found a 20% difference for my recent 718 service from dealers less than 15 miles apart. Fill up your screen washers before taking it in and decline the 1litre oil top up bottle. That will knock £30 off the bill Join the Porsche Club GB, it costs £75 but you get 10% off servicing at most dealers. I got 10% off the entire bill, not just parts. If you live anywhere near Portsmouth or Bournemouth that is 25% off service parts and labour if you are a PCGB member.

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