When I was buying my wife her Citigo I got looking at a Octavia vRS estate in the show room and thought it was brilliant.  A dealer has just phoned me and offered me their demonstrator model which has bigger optional alloys and a few other bits of kit for £22K.  Only downside is that it is white not Race Blue.  Going in this evening to talk figures, but I just don't know as I will take a beating on my current car as I have not owned it long enough for it to be worth more than the outstanding finance.

Edited 5 September, 201312 yr by CitigoAllen

If they've called u and offered it at £22k I'm sure there's still room to get it a bit cheaper!

Only downside is that it is white not Race Blue.

 

The white estate looks better IMHO, though I get the feeling it is going to be ubiquitous

Interesting to see if they'll do that on the 0% PCP - I know technically it says new orders but hey, you never know - could be a good bargain.

 

As someone else pointed out if they called you haggle them down from that 22

White is very nice, my white elegance hatch should be here soon.....go for it you only live once !!

It might be worth getting a quote on a new one if your buying with finance, because with the 0% deal at the moment it may actually work out cheaper depending on the rate they offer on a used car.

I think you can do better price-wise against a demo. It's pre-registered etc etc.

 

Just my gut feeling - and there's no harm trying.

 

Would be inconsequential to me anyway, as I wouldn't have a white car....

 

 

(oh, and you'll need to adjust your username then!)

When I was buying my wife her Citigo I got looking at a Octavia vRS estate in the show room and thought it was brilliant.  A dealer has just phoned me and offered me their demonstrator model which has bigger optional alloys and a few other bits of kit for £22K.  Only downside is that it is white not Race Blue.  Going in this evening to talk figures, but I just don't know as I will take a beating on my current car as I have not owned it long enough for it to be worth more than the outstanding finance.

How did it go last night?

+1

+2 ?

Like a good Skoda man, weigh up the options, calculate the finances and then decide.

If logic suggests no go on a new vRS, have a convenient mid-life crisis and buy one anyway.