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Servicing Costs

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Less than two thousand five hundred baht. It's a cheap car to maintain. My wife has one.

you mean for the 10,000 km check-ups? Anything between 2,000 and 6,000 - depends on what had to be done. The most expensive one was changing the brake disks.

Go to a Honda dealer and ask for the 'menu' of prices - they have fixed prices for all the models

Anything between 900 and 20.000 baht pending on milage, year and what needs to be replaced. If you need CVT auto belt, complete brakes and all fluids replaced, its gonna cost.

If its less than 3 years and 30k km its 900 for oil and filter, labour free.

First 100,000 km - about 20,000 baht

First 100,000 km - about 20,000 baht

Thats approx what they say about Accord too. New rear discs and pads at 20k km and front discs and pads at 30k km the estimated amount was passed.

No secret CVT autos have been replaced in LOS and some other markets with hydraulics cause it doesnt run the warrantytime out (100k km)

Consider getting a K&N air filter that you can maintain yourself. Mine paid for itself in less than 100K kms. They flow a little better too. The regular paper filters for my car were about 700 baht every 20K kms.

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