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Ford capped price servicing - cost, schedule & info

​Ford offers one of the better systems for capped price servicing in Australia.

Ford offers a fixed price servicing program for all of its current models known as "Service Price Promise".

This capped-price service program is designed to give consumers the knowledge of what each standard service cost will be - in Ford's own words, "so there are no nasty surprises".

According to Ford Australia, the Service Price Promise program allows you to see the maximum price you'll pay for a standard logbook service at a participating Ford dealer.

The Ford capped price service plan applies to all vehicles built since 2007, and covers the life of the vehicle. And Ford even offers free loan cars when you book a service, so be sure to ask about that if you call to book your car in.

Almost all Ford models require servicing every 12 months/15,000km, no matter whether it's a hatchback, sedan, ute or SUV. Only the Ford Transit van is different, because it only requires maintenance every 12 months or 30,000km (whichever occurs first).

That Ford offers lengthier intervals than many competitors, plus capped-price servicing that should span longer than the lifetime of most cars, means it's one of the better fixed price maintenance plans out there.

With a life-of-car service plan in place and reasonable prices plus lengthy service intervals, Ford offers an excellent ownership experience - on paper, anyway. 8/10

See the table below for the average cost per service for each of the models in the Ford range, any additional costs that may need to be factored in, plus the Ford warranty coverage applicable to each model.

ModelYears WarrantyNo. of years Capped ServicingAvg. Cost per service (over 5 years)Total Cost (over 5 years)
Fiesta 1.5L5>34 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$311.20$1,556.00
Focus 1.5L5>34 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$310.20$1,551.00
Focus 2.3L5>34 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$309.20$1,546.00
Mustang 2.3L5>34 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$305.20$1,526.00
Mustang 5.0L5>34 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$317.20$1,586.00
Transit Custom 2.0L5>17 (every 30,000kms/12 months)$534.00$2,670.00
Transit 2.0L5>17 (every 30,000kms/12 months)$408.20$2,041.00
Ranger 4x2 2.2L534 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$312.20$1,561.00
Ranger 4x2 3.2L534 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$316.20$1,581.00
Ranger 4x2 2.0L534 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$311.20$1,556.00
Ranger 4x4 2.0L5>34 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$311.20$1,556.00
Ranger 4x4 3.2L5>34 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$311.20$1,556.00
Ranger 4x4 2.2L5>34 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$312.20$1,561.00
Everest 2.0L5>34 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$311.20$1,556.00
Everest 3.2L5>34 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$316.20$1,581.00
Puma5>34 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$303.20$1,516.00
Escape FWD 2.0L5>34 (every 15,000kms/12 months)$300.20$1,501.00

If you want to find out more about a specific manufacturer's capped price servicing, please see below:

Audi capped price servicing
Mercedes-Benz capped price servicing
BMW capped price servicing
Mitsubishi capped price servicing
Citroen capped price servicing
Nissan capped price servicing
Holden capped price servicing
Peugeot capped price servicing
Honda capped price servicing
Renault capped price servicing
HSV capped price servicing
Skoda capped price servicing
Hyundai capped price servicing
Subaru capped price servicing
Isuzu capped price servicing
Suzuki capped price servicing
Jeep capped price servicing
Toyota capped price servicing
Kia capped price servicing
Volkswagen capped price servicing
Lexus capped price servicing
Volvo capped price servicing
Mazda capped price servicing  

Have you had any good or bad experiences with Ford capped price servicing? Let us know in the comments section below.

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