Items missing on a new car.
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TooMany2cvs said:
Helicopter123 said:
£65k will put you in a very nicely specced Cayenne
Entry price for a Cayenne diesel is £53k. Metallic, full leather and any rims but 
-spec 18", you're up to £57k already, before you even hit the toys.Entry price for a Cayenne petrol is £63k.
Entry price for a Cayenne diesel S is £65k.
I'm sorry, but we have been asked not to disclose ongoing conversations on any forum, so for the time being I am going to keep quiet.
I will say to those that asked what would happen if we walked away, my view is that in spite of some thinking the car is overpriced tat, there is a large list of people crying out for cancelled orders so I don't think Jaguar would be unduly worried.
Apologies again for not being able to offer closure. If at a later date I can, I will.
And thank you again for the many great responses.
Di
I will say to those that asked what would happen if we walked away, my view is that in spite of some thinking the car is overpriced tat, there is a large list of people crying out for cancelled orders so I don't think Jaguar would be unduly worried.
Apologies again for not being able to offer closure. If at a later date I can, I will.
And thank you again for the many great responses.
Di
Ryusen said:
Big Al. said:
Ryusen said:
Opinions are like rear ends, everyone has one and not all are nice to look at.
If your going to post threads then you have to expect to take the with the smooth. I don't think my comment was in any way out of order. Just strange someone would spend almost double the list on a car.
Sounds very much like trolling to me, and that's a If your going to post threads then you have to expect to take the with the smooth. I don't think my comment was in any way out of order. Just strange someone would spend almost double the list on a car.
So you would spend your money on something else, that's fine each to their own, it seems in the past so has Lady Topaz, take your pick.
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/profile.asp?mem...
What is this the Daily Mail
Given this is a car forum, so there is an expectation that people will know all about different specifications, it's not too big a leap to suggest that someone trying to compare a 2 litre base spec version with the 3 litre V6 might just be trolling.
lady topaz said:
I'm sorry, but we have been asked not to disclose ongoing conversations on any forum, so for the time being I am going to keep quiet.
I will say to those that asked what would happen if we walked away, my view is that in spite of some thinking the car is overpriced tat, there is a large list of people crying out for cancelled orders so I don't think Jaguar would be unduly worried.
Apologies again for not being able to offer closure. If at a later date I can, I will.
And thank you again for the many great responses.
Di
Ah. Excellent. Well done.I will say to those that asked what would happen if we walked away, my view is that in spite of some thinking the car is overpriced tat, there is a large list of people crying out for cancelled orders so I don't think Jaguar would be unduly worried.
Apologies again for not being able to offer closure. If at a later date I can, I will.
And thank you again for the many great responses.
Di
Clearly Jaguar are offering different solutions to customers based on how hard the customer pushes and which way the wind is blowing. They are on the back foot and now you both know it.
Grunt Futtock said:
IANAL but I would think they would be reasonable grounds for cancelling the contract if you no longer want the car. If they have advertised a car as having x and further down the line they decide that actually the car is going to be equipped with x minus some stuff and you signed up with the original spec published as x then they aren't providing what they said.
You just have to decide whether lack of these options is enough to make you cancel your order.
Sorry mate, don't post things you don't know about. You don't cancel. You get the contract enforced. Jag owe this customer 700 notes, end of.You just have to decide whether lack of these options is enough to make you cancel your order.
Personally something like lack of 10 way seats would be a deal breaker and I would reject the car. My experience of standard electric seats vs the 10 ways is like night and day. The standard seats are uncomfortable and nasty, the 10 ways are very nice
Good luck dealing with JLR my personal experience is that they dont give a stuff about their customers, but I guess you have a bargaining point assuming you've only paid a deposit , dont give them the money until its sorted, once they have your cash they will just ignore you.
Good luck dealing with JLR my personal experience is that they dont give a stuff about their customers, but I guess you have a bargaining point assuming you've only paid a deposit , dont give them the money until its sorted, once they have your cash they will just ignore you.
you don't need a lawyer-county court, not that it will be necessary. My point is, it is a very efficient means of getting things done which don't involve huge sums. I involved lawyers with BMW at great expense but i got what i wanted. Next time id use a different route.
I certainly would not reject the car either-JLR would love that-anyone for over list thanks.
I certainly would not reject the car either-JLR would love that-anyone for over list thanks.
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