The Alfa Romeo 4C lease thread
Discussion
Stuart J said:
If its a lease car are you allowed to do the steering fix ?? It requires new parts being fitted by a third party specialist & will cost you £450
Im not knocking the deal, just owning one I know as std with the heavily track focussed set up it can be a tadge lively on the British cart tracks known as roads, Im guessing if you don't like it you just do it & either leave it when you hand it back or get it put back to stock
I'll probably go for the £450 fix. I value my life more than that!Im not knocking the deal, just owning one I know as std with the heavily track focussed set up it can be a tadge lively on the British cart tracks known as roads, Im guessing if you don't like it you just do it & either leave it when you hand it back or get it put back to stock
An explanation re: different prices at Unity Oxford...
...the cheaper prices are for cars registered before 31st March (i.e. before VED rates increase). The prices I quoted in the OP are for cars delivered from 1st April. Thought I'd messed up the figures for a brief moment!
Guess the question is, anyone managed to get a stock car?
...the cheaper prices are for cars registered before 31st March (i.e. before VED rates increase). The prices I quoted in the OP are for cars delivered from 1st April. Thought I'd messed up the figures for a brief moment!
Guess the question is, anyone managed to get a stock car?
imdeman87 said:
An explanation re: different prices at Unity Oxford...
...the cheaper prices are for cars registered before 31st March (i.e. before VED rates increase). The prices I quoted in the OP are for cars delivered from 1st April. Thought I'd messed up the figures for a brief moment!
Guess the question is, anyone managed to get a stock car?
So some cars are in stock then. Good news for those wanting it ASAP....the cheaper prices are for cars registered before 31st March (i.e. before VED rates increase). The prices I quoted in the OP are for cars delivered from 1st April. Thought I'd messed up the figures for a brief moment!
Guess the question is, anyone managed to get a stock car?
Stuart J said:
For those of you on a budget I don't think servicing is included. Check but if it isn't It's annual or every 12000 and it isn't cheap. The first service is a big one, mine was £940, second was 600 , I don't know to much about leasing but I assume if you have the car for 2 years it has to go back with services completed .
Fixed price servicing is available for £1400. First service was quoted at £1200 I think.imdeman87 said:
An explanation re: different prices at Unity Oxford...
...the cheaper prices are for cars registered before 31st March (i.e. before VED rates increase). The prices I quoted in the OP are for cars delivered from 1st April. Thought I'd messed up the figures for a brief moment!
Guess the question is, anyone managed to get a stock car?
I was informed the prices were incorrect and wasn't aware of any stock cars available so not quite sure what's going on....the cheaper prices are for cars registered before 31st March (i.e. before VED rates increase). The prices I quoted in the OP are for cars delivered from 1st April. Thought I'd messed up the figures for a brief moment!
Guess the question is, anyone managed to get a stock car?
The xenon option is £400 so that's what it cost spread monthly over the term as far as I understand?
I signed up! So excited! Got black with xenons.
It test drove so well! It sounds like a supercar from inside but looks like a poverty elise inside! I'm really only buying it because it looks so incredible outside. Real head Turner.
If anyone is procrastinating then don't. For 10k (and 20% rrp) over two years there's nothing better out there surely!
It test drove so well! It sounds like a supercar from inside but looks like a poverty elise inside! I'm really only buying it because it looks so incredible outside. Real head Turner.
If anyone is procrastinating then don't. For 10k (and 20% rrp) over two years there's nothing better out there surely!
It puzzles me that speccing a cost-option colour (like red) adds so much to the rental when a) It will improve resale (probably), and b) The rental period is only 2 years, so the additional cost should be pro-rata.
As it is, there are going to be an awful lot of black 4Cs around in just over 2 years. You'd think it would be in Alfa's interest to make it affordable to mix it up a bit.
As it is, there are going to be an awful lot of black 4Cs around in just over 2 years. You'd think it would be in Alfa's interest to make it affordable to mix it up a bit.
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