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RE: How many miles on the clock when you picked up your cars? - pacmeoff - 11-03-2013 09:45pm
(07-03-2013 09:10am)Polly Joke Wrote: 36 which I thought was high. Also the driver's seat cushion was depressed as though it had been driven for 50,000 miles and the leather on the driver's seat pad was lose and 'crinkley'. They said that is normal as it is a natural product! Any ideas?
Was it a showroom car?
Been in the dealers today and the drivers seat (Cirrus/Lunar) was almost blue from Jean transfer and the leather was crinkly which to be honest they all go that way due to it being a natural product over time.
Some unlucky punter will end up with it I assume as a new car.
RE: How many miles on the clock when you picked up your cars? - Polly Joke - 12-03-2013 03:16pm
No, it wasn't a showroom car - brand new from the factory. But maybe someone has been 'testing' it before I picked it up on 1st March.
Anyway, after a bit of arguing the dealer has agreed to fit a new seat cover (and bolster cushion if needed). Should be done in a fortnight.
RE: How many miles on the clock when you picked up your cars? - Evogirl - 12-03-2013 08:52pm
16 miles on mine
RE: How many miles on the clock when you picked up your cars? - ian964 - 13-03-2013 05:59pm
13 for me
How many miles on the clock when you picked up your cars? - griff - 13-03-2013 07:14pm
8 miles for me. It is such a good feeling knowing that apart from a test drive you will have the influence on how well your engine will perform.
RE: How many miles on the clock when you picked up your cars? - Easty - 13-03-2013 09:28pm
30miles which I was not impressed with. also the detailing was not great. Glue left all over it and mud on the lower cills.