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Re: RE: Where to get best new deal? - speedbird - 21-12-2014 01:30pm
(21-12-2014 03:15am)mark_n Wrote: Gosh, black car, black wheels, privacy glass. That's a lot of black. Tony, will your F-Type be black too?
The car looks great in my eyes. Black on black on black, great combo.
RE: Where to get best new deal? - Tony - 21-12-2014 02:16pm
(21-12-2014 01:30pm)speedbird Wrote: The car looks great in my eyes. Black on black on black, great combo.
F Type may well be white, getting a bit pxxd-off with the two dealers with black cars to be honest, found a nice white one with essential extras, 6 weeks newer than our Evoque and just over 1500 miles. Price to change is sort of acceptable!. Dealer sent us a nice personal video of the car and although we don't normally go for white cars it did look stunning, possibly the best colour for showing the cars lines.
Where to get best new deal? - ceebee - 21-12-2014 05:37pm
Tony, a guy at work has a white F-type coupe with the pano roof and black pack. It's a stunning looking car!
RE: Where to get best new deal? - Tony - 21-12-2014 11:22pm
(21-12-2014 05:37pm)ceebee Wrote: Tony, a guy at work has a white F-type coupe with the pano roof and black pack. It's a stunning looking car!
Thanks, the dealer with the white F type seems to be talking straight so we may be going to 'the light side'. The outside alternative is a very dark blue MGB roadster with a V8 conversion, 1972 vintage, so no road tax!!!!
RE: Where to get best new deal? - Good shot - 23-12-2014 08:03pm
(19-12-2014 08:32pm)speedbird Wrote: I will read the small print. I have never had finance before. if I cannot pay it off within first couple of months I will reconsider. What is the spec and price of yours please?I took mine on PCp last year and I could pay off without penalty after 6 months. I took PCp because there was a £2000 dealer deposit not available on cash sales. I also got 5 years free servicing thrown in. Guess they were keen to get it off their books. It was one of the last 2013's. Touch wood - no problems / no rattles 12,000 miles on. I was just expecting the labour to be free on the service deal ... but the consumables came free as well on the first service.
Hey .... but read the small print as well.
RE: Where to get best new deal? - speedbird - 24-12-2014 01:19pm
Yes similar deal with me. I negotiated a great discount. And then for take up of the pcp they gave another 1000 off. They told me I can pay off at anytime. Did it specifically mention in the small print that you could not payoff within 6 months? I only ask because I am yet to see and sign it.
RE: Where to get best new deal? - The Valeter - 24-12-2014 08:16pm
When I had my first Evoque a Dynamic Lux Si4 that was on a 5 Year PCP & I sold it after 10 months - No penalty at all. I sold my second one on a 4 Year PCP after 15 Months & again No penalty.
RE: Where to get best new deal? - Redrob - 24-12-2014 10:23pm
We have our dynamic lux on a 4 year, and was told we can return it at any time within those 4 years with a guarantee that we will have nothing more to pay.
RE: Where to get best new deal? - speedbird - 24-12-2014 10:27pm
You must have putdown a large deposit!
RE: Where to get best new deal? - The Valeter - 25-12-2014 12:30am
My first Evoque was £43500 after a £1500 LR voucher was taken off. I put down £4500 & when I sold it I got enough to pay off all the finance, give me back all the deposit plus another £2000.