Keep your car serviced on time, with a buffer for the things that go wrong in between. Voucher issued when it's due, redeem it at your chosen garage on whatever your car needs.
A car that's serviced on schedule runs better, lasts longer, and is worth more when you sell it. And when something unexpected breaks in between, you want to be able to afford the fix without it wrecking your week.
Movogo budgets for both. Pick how often you want your car serviced (by time, like every six months, or by distance, like every 10,000 km) and pick a garage from our network. We suggest a value based on your vehicle, and most people add a bit extra for repairs so there's a buffer when something unexpectedly goes wrong.
Two weeks before your service is due, we issue a voucher for the full amount and let your mechanic know you're coming. You redeem it at the garage on whatever your car needs (the scheduled service, parts, repairs, a new set of wiper blades). If you don't use it all, the balance rolls into your next voucher so you've got even more to spend on bigger jobs down the track.
Movogo partners with Auto Super Shoppes, with participating garages around New Zealand. You pick the one that's convenient for you when you set up your plan, and when your service comes around, we send the voucher there. If Auto Super Shoppes doesn't have a location near you, let us know and we can check our wider network.
Yes. Pick by time (every 6 or 12 months, for example) or by distance (every 10,000 km, every 15,000 km, whatever you want). The manufacturer's recommendation is a good starting point, but you can go more or less frequent depending on your vehicle and how it's used.
Three things affect it: your vehicle (bigger or more complex vehicles cost more to service), the interval you choose (more frequent services mean a higher weekly but smaller vouchers, less frequent means the opposite), and the size of the repair buffer you add on top. We suggest a sensible starting figure when you sign up and you can adjust either way.
You settle the excess directly with the garage. This is why adding a repair buffer is a good idea: it means a slightly bigger bill doesn't catch you short. If you're regularly going over, let us know and we'll adjust your plan.
Two choices. Roll the unused amount into your next voucher so you've got a bigger buffer for bigger jobs (we recommend this, because car repairs tend to get more expensive as the vehicle ages). Or reduce your regular payments for a while.
Yes. The voucher covers anything on the invoice from the participating garage: service, parts, consumables, tyres, repairs. If it's something the garage does and bills you for, it's covered up to your voucher value.
A couple of options. If the repair is within your accumulated buffer, we can issue an early voucher so you can take it in. If the repair is bigger than your buffer, Fund Repairs finance (another Movogo product) can cover the gap and spread the cost across manageable payments (subject to a credit assessment including responsible lending and affordability criteria).
Yes. If you move, or if you'd rather use a different mechanic in our network, let us know. Your next voucher will go to the new garage.
Any unused contribution can be carried across to your next car, or you can cancel your plan.
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