Originally Posted by
m8internet
If the car was serviced by VX dealerships then you can request VX check the data
It can take some time
I did this on my car, service book showed as no services (it wasn't due any), but came back that one had indeed been carried out!
I do hope you haggled a good discount for a car which had not been serviced correctly
I suggest you discuss clawback with VX
This is where you over service the car and get it back within specification which revalidates the warranty
I would suggest going for the 2 year / 40K mile service NOW
The 1 year service is nothing more than an oil and filter change, with a visual check of the wheels and brakes
The 2 year service adds air, pollen, and fuel filter, the wheels should also be removed, and the brakes given a manual inspection
I would then suggest going for the 1 year / 20K miles service in a further 6 months / 10K miles, and then another 2 year / 40K miles service 6 months after that
That way you know for certain the car has had three services in 4 years, and is then back in synchronisation with the service schedule
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