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  1. Unless your 100% sure you can sell it I would just px.Once you change the deal to sell yourself they'll be under no obligation to buy, or even buy at the same price. More likely you're opening yourself up to a lower price as you'll be contractually obliged to buy their car so they'll have you by the short & curlys. Unless we're talking 1,000's better off I'd just px.

    According to Glass's valuation the car is £13,473. If it was for the sake of a couple of hundred I wouldn't be too bothered. I think if they were to try it on then all that I would end up losing is the £250 deposit if I withdrew. Until I am actually on site & sign the paper work the PCP deal will not be valid. I'm not the sort of person who gets pushed into doing anything :)
  2. Thanks for the thought however..

    Last week I went into the local skoda dealer & got some figures against a citigo on PCP. I was offered £11.5K :( They have an almost identical one to mine in their showroom.

    I was offered £12.5K against a New Mini at approx cost of £20K locally.

    This is my train of thought too, If I can get a bit more for it privately locally, I could fly down & save myself some driving

  3. Good luck in trying to sell a Mk2 vRS for good money as a private deal in Scotland without supplying any sort of warranty.

    (does it have the remainder of the Skoda warranty?)

    I feel that you will end up having to let it go at Trade Value or less maybe to a trader.

    george

    George, I already have a guaranteed PX for it at the Dealers in Manchester. It will have the remainder of the Skoda Warranty as its only 8 months old. I have stuck it up on Gumtree & PH. Also did a CAP Valuation through Autotrader but that is unrealistically high IMHO so have price it as per Glass's Valuation

  4. I have put a deposit down on a Mini Cooper D & am taking it on PCP over 2 yrs. I have agreed a trade in value for the VRS but the Mini Dealership are just punting this to a trader as they are not allowed to put anything other than Minis on their forecourt.

    Am I within my rights to still try & sell this privately?

    I am paying the advertised price for their car so there was no discounted deal struck that was related to a PX

    It would probably be next Tues-Fri that I would be travelling to do the deal.

    Any thoughts greatly appreciated

  5. Got some warranty work completed today.

    I emailed them about the issue through their website service contact form & they got back to me pretty quick. I was in on Friday to allow them to diagnose the problem & in today to have the motor replaced for my rear windscreen wiper.

    They were really helpful, friendly & courteous. I inquired about getting the first service done & was quoted in the region of £120-£130 which I found reasonable.

    Will be going back to see them when I'm looking to change the car too :thumbup:

  6. Some insurance companies do have a clause in the policy which covers you for use of a replacement vehicle when yours is in for service or maintenance. I have beend asked for insurance payments before but luckily had this clause in my policy.

    What do they do if you want to test drive a car? Bet they don't ask for a contibution then!

    Agreed, I'm sure it wouldn't be an issue then :)
  7. £15 don't sound to bad then if they want to charge you £20.

    Regardless if you only need it for a few hours they still have a car tied up. Most dealerships offer a collect and deliver service and will take you somewhere and pick you up if that would be better.

    Yeah might ask if that's an option

    Cheers

  8. That doesn't sound right.

    From a business point of view anyway, considering the wave of excellent customer service Skoda dealers have in the press, I just don't get them wanting

    to charge a fee for insurance. :wonder:

    That's my take on it exactly. I will be looking for a dealer to do the first service later this year & even though this is the closest one, it does leave a bit of a bad taste.
  9. I have booked the car into a local Skoda Dealer to get a warranty issue looked at.

    I asked for a courtesy car & they are going to charge me £15 to put me on their insurance.

    I didn't buy the car from them, however, as its warranty work (my rear wiper blade works intermittently) they will get paid anyway by Skoda.

    I have never been asked to pay for insurance before on a courtesy car. What about anyone else?

  10. For a couple of weeks now the rear wiper works but somewhat randomly. If I spray screenwash on the rear window the wiper rarely comes on & If i fick the stalk back & forth it rarely works either. Then randomly it will just start working.

    Any thoughts on this?

    Car was bought new in September this year & has done just over 1200 miles

    Also a colleague at work commented that I had only 1 reversing light coming on when i was in that gear is this & the above something to get looked at under warranty?

    I take it the car can go to any dealer for warranty work as the dealer i bought from is a few hundred miles away?

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