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RE: Fuel from dealer - doug - 12-06-2012 06:21pm
(12-06-2012 06:10pm)cjfp Wrote: It is somewhere on here but can't find it.
Is post #66 in the above thread any good.
Ps, make sure you are aware of LPR comments that this is a guide document and it is up to the garage as to how much fuel they give you.
That's what Paul from LPR said. It's up to each dealer weather you get the full tank or not.
Fuel from dealer - flurberman - 12-06-2012 06:58pm
Despite complaining at pickup all I got was 1/4 of a tank!
RE: Fuel from dealer - ytshome - 12-06-2012 11:41pm
My dealer in Stourbridge were good enough to give me just enough fuel to get to the local petrol station. Mind you once I got there I had to return because my other half noticed that they hadn't put the tax disc in the car.
It really did make us laugh when we arrived home to find that the registration number on the tax disc was not the one that they had given us for insurance purposes and that a third number ( which was also incorrect) was displayed front and back on the car.
They were good enough to send the correct registration plates through the post( two days later) and ask us to remove and re-stick the correct plates. Oh those silly dealers
RE: Fuel from dealer - WB - 13-06-2012 12:14am
The dealers conveniently like to interpret the document however its very clearly black and white that this is how LR want a handover to be conducted.
RE: Fuel from dealer - Bill - 13-06-2012 09:44am
http://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Vehicle-Handover
Try post #29
RE: Fuel from dealer - geordie - 13-06-2012 10:22am
(12-06-2012 11:41pm)ytshome Wrote: My dealer in Stourbridge were good enough to give me just enough fuel to get to the local petrol station. Mind you once I got there I had to return because my other half noticed that they hadn't put the tax disc in the car.
It really did make us laugh when we arrived home to find that the registration number on the tax disc was not the one that they had given us for insurance purposes and that a third number ( which was also incorrect) was displayed front and back on the car.
They were good enough to send the correct registration plates through the post( two days later) and ask us to remove and re-stick the correct plates. Oh those silly dealers
I also got less than a quarter tank from Stourbridge dealer and they also charged the increased price for the panoramic roof even though I had ordered it six months before the rise. Obviously they will not be getting any further business.
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RE: Fuel from dealer - colski1961 - 13-06-2012 10:24am
a full tank of fuel, free mud flaps and LR teddy bear at handover for 1st March (Feb 29th!) by my dealer here in Inverness (Macrae & Dick).....seem to remember it was the same (i.e. full tank) when I got my previous RRS in 2008 from Kentdale in Kendal.
Fuel from dealer - Rossy100 - 13-06-2012 10:54am
My salesman (who I have to admit has always been extremely helpful and willing throughout the process) has just sent me a photo of the dashboard showing the car with nearly 3/4 of a tank. Whilst I still think there should be a full tank..... I guess this is pretty good considering some people's experiences on here.
RE: Fuel from dealer - BTS18 - 13-06-2012 10:59am
I received a full tank of fuel. I did say at the outset that I expected the tank to be full and was not disappointed.
RE: Fuel from dealer - WB - 13-06-2012 11:58am
The dealers will do whatever they can get away with and without doubt will treat customers differently. From what I've seen if you don't ask and persevere you won't get. Dealers aren't in it to be generous and build goodwill they are clearly in it to maximise their margin and often only focusing on that month/quarter's targets. Unfortunately that means many won't get repeat business for the sake of a small concession on an undiscounted car!...