Short answer: it depends, but here’s the ballpark for Australia.
For new cars with capped-price servicing, expect roughly AUD $200–$600 per visit for the first 3–5 years, depending on brand and interval. Out of warranty on a typical petrol hatch or SUV, a minor service at an independent shop is usually $250–$400, while a major service (fluids, plugs, filters) can be $700–$1,500+; Euro/luxury gear can be higher. Dealerships cost more, but you get factory stamps; independents often save you a slab’s worth without the plush waiting room. Watch for extras like brake pads/rotors, transmission services, and timing belts—those can nudge the bill into four figures. Ring around for fixed quotes and ask for a line-item estimate; your wallet will thank you more than your dash warning light ever did.

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