It's still a space saver though.
If it snows much where you are consider headlamp washers, as the LED's seem to get covered in snow and, due to the lack of hear, don't clear very well.
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If it snows much where you are consider headlamp washers, as the LED's seem to get covered in snow and, due to the lack of hear, don't clear very well.
Well, it turned out to be a disappointing day. The original offer that was advised expired yesterday! I wasn't informed of the expiry. Dealer is now waiting to see what offers are announced from Seat tomorrow and will give me a call.
The last quarter Seat were offering an additional £1000 off, that is now longer available.
The last quarter Seat were offering an additional £1000 off, that is now longer available.
Have you tried a Broker? I use one (for my last 3 new cars) and saved £6,200 over list price for an FR spec leon, there are some good deals to be had out there if you shop around.
I haven't no, but will certainly have a look tomorrow. Can you recommend any? The other outstanding issue is my current Seat Ibiza is with Seat Finance and doesn't come to an end until May 2018.
Although speaking to the dealer, I can contact them and hand the car back and start a finance on the new one.
I checked the availability of the FR with the machine allowed wheels and its a 27 Week wait as well!
Thanks
P
I use broker4cars and I know some here have used Drive the deal. I am guessing with that 27 week wait you have ordered not only the machined wheels but maybe the 1.4 EcoTsi too? I bought the newer 30/3 18 inch alloys (£250), they are plain alloy but same style as the machined, if push comes to shove I would pay 100 quid a wheel to get them painted, they still work out cheaper than the machined but with no lead time hold ups, well that's the theory anyway, may be epic fail tho.
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Always worth using Carwow too. I've saved thousands over the last 4 years on new cars using them. Usually means a bit of a journey to collect the car (for me at any rate) but then you have a nice long drive to get to know your new pride and joy.
And there isn't a problem swapping the finance over to another car either, I've done that too. The selling dealer just pays off what's left and any equity in the car goes towards the new one (if you're lucky enough to have any equity that is)
Currently in negative equity by £1000, finance payments come to an end in May 2018. Which doesn’t help. Although the dealer said you can simply contact Seat and hand the car back and start a fresh as it were.
Waiting for a call tomorrow from the dealer tomorrow to see what the new offers are.
Cheers
P
Waiting for a call tomorrow from the dealer tomorrow to see what the new offers are.
Cheers
P
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