Yes it's ridiculously high in my area. You don't have to use the dealer. Use a trusted mechanic or do it yourself. Keep your receipts.
My last oil change at my dealer ship was $65.05.
Buy some ramps and tools. Shop around for the Ford oil and Ford filter. Do it yourself. Do it right. Save money. YouTube videos all over the place. $150 is a ripoff. Get wrenching!
It is high. I just took mine last weekend and it was $122. But mine will be free all the way up to 40,000 miles. But after that, I will 100% be doing that myself. Priced out all the oem oil and filter, cost me about $70-$80 to do it myself. So i will save at least $40-$50.
Haha. You have not gotten an oil change at an MB dealer. It' way more than that.
That is Canadian $$$, right? My dealer in Southern California charges that much in USD which is why I do oil changes in my garage. I realize not everyone can or wants to. About $50 for Mobil 1 and a Motorcraft 400S oil filter from Walmart. I have to dispose of the old oil myself at the recycle center. But at least I let the oil drain out completely - 10 minutes - and pre-fill the new filter before I spin it on. Dealers could care less.
We have a LOT of points built up on our Ford Pass account. We have all of our three Fords (and have for many years) receive their oil changes at the dealer. The rate was, until the pandemic, $49 for oil change, filter, and comprehensive checkup. I think it's $69 now. The dealer we used in Michigan is Pat Milliken, the dealer here in NC is Mooresville Ford. I have yet to have the Maverick Hybrid done here, but we have had Escape Hybrids (essentially the same underneath) done at this rate...though we do pay with points.
Yes,I think you got taken advantage of.my local ford dealer charges 40 bucks to change the oil on my 23 ecoboost . Walmart charges 24 dollars. When warranty is done it will be going there.i remember when our local muffler Man would charge 9.99 for a complete oil change!
Took my Maverick in for the taillight recall a couple days ago, and had the first service done. It came to $146.17 after tax at Brown Bros Ford in Vancouver BC. The service includes full inspection, fluid top-ups and tire rotation. I would prefer to change my own oil, but when you live and work at a strata complex it's a non starter with strata rules and bylaws to contend with. Used to take my F-150 to Mr. Lube for oil changes, but after after they cost me $3000 in differential repairs I started to take the truck for service at the dealership. At that time the cost difference between the dealership and Mr. Lube wasn't much so I kept going. I average two service visits per year, so the cost doesn't feel excessive considering my situation.
