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Armen @ Apr 23rd 2008 1:12PM
Audi dropped their free maintenance in the US. BMW is the only other manufacturer I know of to offer it.
albeik @ Apr 23rd 2008 1:38PM
yup, that's what I thought too. I wonder if the VW warranty comes close to what BMW offers (brakes, replacing parts, etc..) and not just oil changes.
Seminole @ Apr 23rd 2008 2:09PM
Volvo does it. So does Mercedes.
Hooper @ Apr 23rd 2008 5:49PM
"Audi dropped their free maintenance in the US."
Autoblog's fact-checking is sleeping on the job again.
I _think_ Saab offers free scheduled maintenance, too.