I picked up my Spyder on 10/23 and it didn't take long to get to the 650 miles and I was ready for the first service. My dealer quoted me $475.00 because at that time they thought you had to check the valve adjustment as stated in the manual. Well I had it done at another dealer for $165.00 and to tell you the truth, I don't think they did much more than an oil change. Well I stopped by my dealer to check and see about the second recall. They knew nothing about it until they looked up my Vin#. Well the service writer asked me how many miles I had and I told him about 2400 and then he proceded to try and sell me the 3000 service. For $280.00 labor and $65.00 parts, they change the oil, check the lug nuts (which by the way the manual says it is a dealer check) and check and lube the parking brake cable. The next service at 6000 miles is $500.00! Am I missing something here? Over 3 hrs labor charged to do this? My corvette only costs me $75.00 to get serviced! I work at a HD Freightliner and Western Star dealer and they charge $85.00 hr labor to work on HD Diesel trucks. I just think these dealers instead of giving smart deals and trying to develop a customer base is trying to cover their expenses with $85.00 hr labor costs and charging over MSRP for parts. I really wanted my dealer to service my Spyder but not at those prices.