no worries, Im not usually so sharp but you just hit a nerve after a bad day lol
tbh it annoys me just as much that some
dealers dont look after their customers as well as they should, but thats a whole different thread he he
edit - btw im probably stating the obvious, but when SEAT run a price update, the cost to the
dealer changes exactly in proportion to the change in rrp. Im selling my last 5 splitters at £23, but my next order will cost me a lot more so the selling price must go up accordingly. I just got a feeling a few people didnt realise it wasnt just rrp that went up . . . . To be fair, a lot of the most popular stuff like brakes, cambelt kits,
service parts etc have stayed almost unchanged.