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RE: Price rise - Donny Dog - 01-05-2012 05:23pm
(01-05-2012 05:11pm)RacingSnake Wrote: LOL, 'tis my own photo too
Very effective too - top marks!
RE: Price rise - Griff449 - 02-05-2012 12:48pm
I made sure that I got an email from my dealer confirming LR would honour the agreed price and therefore protected from the price increase. Also received my order form which has been signed and it also confirms the price. I was told if I had ordered a week later than it would have cost me £750...............
RE: Price rise - Evoquative - 02-05-2012 03:06pm
Interesting how on the configurator it now says that the prices are purely informative & not contractual - does that mean they will change again?
RE: Price rise - Griff449 - 02-05-2012 03:24pm
Keeping their options open lol
RE: Price rise - Ianpembs - 02-05-2012 06:40pm
Hi All,
spoke to dealer to day to find out where I stand wrt price rises, I ordered in March and paid deposit he said he would have to check with LR as he not aware of increase, he rang back and said that as deposit paid there would be no price increase on my vehicle or any orders with deposits taken before the 4th of May so if your thinking move fast. He did say also that be wary of changing any spec after that date as may be seen as a change in contract and the increase may be applied. Phew
RE: Price rise - Mudi1 - 02-05-2012 07:48pm
Good point on the spec change. Thanks for adding this to the forum.
RE: Price rise - BigFoot - 02-05-2012 08:02pm
(01-05-2012 02:48pm)PhilSkill Wrote: Confirm your order to be sure on price, that's when you get the paperwork and contract done, up to then it's just an intent to place an order...
This will likely be an adjustment now they know exactly how much the Evoque costs to produce in mass units, and may be due to rising component prices.
Most likely due to simple supply and demand. If back-orders are 9-12 months, as I have read, LR has to increase the price in order to reduce volume and keep up with demand. A little extra profit would be in ordetr to second-source parts supplies as necessary too. No worries here. Got mine - headed back to San Diego today and looking forward to driving it tomorrow.
RE: Price rise - PhilSkill - 02-05-2012 08:16pm
(02-05-2012 03:06pm)Evoquative Wrote: Interesting how on the configurator it now says that the prices are purely informative & not contractual - does that mean they will change again?
Stops you quoting the configurator price at them, and allows for mistakes on the website.
RE: Price rise - simonc6875 - 03-05-2012 12:39pm
Recieved email from dealer today, I placed deposit on 31/3 this year, but final order not confirmed yet. But he confirmed that the price is protected from the rise since the deposit was paid. I'm happy now.
RE: Price rise - Jonathon555 - 04-05-2012 08:16am
Smallest Price rise appears to be £750 then increases with engine. And model
Pure 5 door now £30,495 up from £29,710
Options prices seem to be the same