As a rule of thumb in Australia, service your car every 10,000–15,000 km or 12 months—whichever turns up first, like magpies in spring.
Minor services cover oil, filters and inspections; major services add plugs, fluids, belts and brakes.
Budget roughly AUD $250–$450 for a minor and AUD $500–$1,200 for a major, with Euro exotics and turbo diesels cheerfully charging extra for the privilege.
Dealership stamps keep the logbook pristine, but a licensed independent can do logbook servicing without voiding warranties if they use approved parts and follow the schedule.
Stick to the book, keep receipts, and your resale won’t look like it’s been to the outback and back twice.

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