iPace-enomics

[rikdogguk]

JNW1 said:

pti said:

JNW1 said:

rikdogguk said:

Picking up my ipace on Thursday… it’s a MY20 SE, been a 6 week wait whilst the Jaguar dealer replaced a battery module as a result of the H441 update in prep.

On the face of it £8k for two years and 30k miles motoring still seems a decent deal (car will be returned at end of PCP) so will see how this experiment goes…

So you've got a PCP for roughly £330/month (including any deposit) over 2 years based on covering 15k miles/annum? That sounds pretty good, especially if you've got a Jaguar 2-year warranty and a wall box supplied and installed as part of the deal.

Edited by JNW1 on Wednesday 27th March 09:45

Very good if as described above.

Is it the case that these approved used deals have dried up for now? My Dad quite fancies one but I'm steering him towards approved used with warranty etc etc. Nothing anywhere close to the above on the Jaguar site.

Yes, out of idle curiosity I ran the numbers on a 2020 HSE at a main dealer near me. Advertised price just under £26.5k and on a PCP over 2 years with no deposit the monthly payment on their online calculator came out at £656 based on 15k miles/annum. So even for an SE £330/month is a good deal if that's from a Jaguar dealer and includes both a 2-year warranty and a wall charger!

Just double checked numbers - £356 a month when amortized over 24 months. £330 was for 10k miles. 2 year warranty and charger.

This was with a northern dealer (Lloyds). Their online finance calc was pretty good and the salesman shaved a bit more off. I saw they had one in Carlisle recently looked similar price on the finance, might have gone now.

It will be a good deal if it proves to be mostly reliable! I am coming from a RAV4 where reliability was a given, but excitement less so. Thankfully the deal includes jag assist for two years which apparently is pretty good and jumps you up the queue if there’s problems.

[JNW1]

rikdogguk said:

JNW1 said:

pti said:

JNW1 said:

rikdogguk said:

Picking up my ipace on Thursday… it’s a MY20 SE, been a 6 week wait whilst the Jaguar dealer replaced a battery module as a result of the H441 update in prep.

On the face of it £8k for two years and 30k miles motoring still seems a decent deal (car will be returned at end of PCP) so will see how this experiment goes…

So you've got a PCP for roughly £330/month (including any deposit) over 2 years based on covering 15k miles/annum? That sounds pretty good, especially if you've got a Jaguar 2-year warranty and a wall box supplied and installed as part of the deal.

Edited by JNW1 on Wednesday 27th March 09:45

Very good if as described above.

Is it the case that these approved used deals have dried up for now? My Dad quite fancies one but I'm steering him towards approved used with warranty etc etc. Nothing anywhere close to the above on the Jaguar site.

Yes, out of idle curiosity I ran the numbers on a 2020 HSE at a main dealer near me. Advertised price just under £26.5k and on a PCP over 2 years with no deposit the monthly payment on their online calculator came out at £656 based on 15k miles/annum. So even for an SE £330/month is a good deal if that's from a Jaguar dealer and includes both a 2-year warranty and a wall charger!

Just double checked numbers - £356 a month when amortized over 24 months. £330 was for 10k miles. 2 year warranty and charger.

This was with a northern dealer (Lloyds). Their online finance calc was pretty good and the salesman shaved a bit more off. I saw they had one in Carlisle recently looked similar price on the finance, might have gone now.

It will be a good deal if it proves to be mostly reliable! I am coming from a RAV4 where reliability was a given, but excitement less so. Thankfully the deal includes jag assist for two years which apparently is pretty good and jumps you up the queue if there’s problems.

Funnily enough it was Lloyds at York that was the dealer I used! The car I picked was a blue HSE but I see they had a white SE at similar money which is now showing as sold - is that your new car by any chance?!

Regardless, I think you've got a good deal so enjoy when you get to pick it up - will be interested to hear how you get on!

[Richtea1970]

rikdogguk said:

Thankfully the deal includes jag assist for two years which apparently is pretty good and jumps you up the queue if there’s problems.

Errrrrr………….

[rikdogguk]

Richtea1970 said:

Errrrrr………….

Sorry if I’m talking rubbish - please correct me. I’m new to JLR and only going off what I can infer from other forum posts.

[Richtea1970]

rikdogguk said:

Richtea1970 said:

Errrrrr………….

Sorry if I’m talking rubbish - please correct me. I’m new to JLR and only going off what I can infer from other forum posts.

I think that used to be the case but not now (at least in my experience). When I had my battery issue in October I called out Jaguar assist who straight away diagnosed a battery fault. In a similar vain to you I thought they would take up the issue on my behalf.
They didn’t, simply said book it in with a dealer. I tried to do that with 3 separate dealers, nobody really wanted to deal and were quoting months just to accept it in for a diagnosis check. I referred back to J Assist to complain and they weren’t interested.

Long story short my car is still not fixed, 6 months later and I’m currently driving around in a RR Evoque, as my iPace is stuck on a ramp with its battery hanging out (for potentially another 2 months).

[Somebody]

Richtea1970 said:

Long story short my car is still not fixed, 6 months later and I’m currently driving around in a RR Evoque, as my iPace is stuck on a ramp with its battery hanging out (for potentially another 2 months).

I assume the RR Evoque is a courtesy car?

[Richtea1970]

Somebody said:

Richtea1970 said:

Long story short my car is still not fixed, 6 months later and I’m currently driving around in a RR Evoque, as my iPace is stuck on a ramp with its battery hanging out (for potentially another 2 months).

I assume the RR Evoque is a courtesy car?

Yes, but this has only been offered to me in the last 2 weeks.

[samoht]

'68 plate SE, 92k miles, £14k
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202404238...


There was a black 'S' on 99k miles up for £13,100 for a couple of days, but presumably now sold.

[dmsims]

15% battery degradation - no thanks

samoht said:

'68 plate SE, 92k miles, £14k
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202404238...


There was a black 'S' on 99k miles up for £13,100 for a couple of days, but presumably now sold.

[samoht]

dmsims said:

15% battery degradation - no thanks

I'm curious, where are you seeing the car's battery health?
(I'm not in the market for an I-Pace currently but keen to know for the future)

[TheDeuce]

dmsims said:

15% battery degradation - no thanks

I think any Jag approaching 100k miles is a potential problem child long before worrying too much about range! Nothing to do with EV, everything to do with JLR..

[James6112]

TheDeuce said:

dmsims said:

15% battery degradation - no thanks

I think any Jag approaching 100k miles is a potential problem child long before worrying too much about range! Nothing to do with EV, everything to do with JLR..

£14k though
Could make a good runaround
A dealer, so some comeback if it’s defective
Looks cheap motoring
Although the insurance could be a bit steep!

[James6112]

samoht said:

dmsims said:

15% battery degradation - no thanks

I'm curious, where are you seeing the car's battery health?
(I'm not in the market for an I-Pace currently but keen to know for the future)

Mystic Meg / Made Up
Apologies if fact is incoming

[TheDeuce]

James6112 said:

TheDeuce said:

dmsims said:

15% battery degradation - no thanks

I think any Jag approaching 100k miles is a potential problem child long before worrying too much about range! Nothing to do with EV, everything to do with JLR..

£14k though
Could make a good runaround
A dealer, so some comeback if it’s defective
Looks cheap motoring
Although the insurance could be a bit steep!

It'll be a beautiful runaround for the money, and probably very reliable and obviously cheap to run. But get some gold plated aftermarket warranty quotes first - because the day it does break down in some way, it's still at heart a £70-80k luxury Jag, with the same repair bills.

Personally I found the insurance just fine up until 7 months ago when the lease ended. Probably still ok, worth a check though. I think I paid £700 ish a year with a few extras such as roadside and windscreen cover.

[giggity]

samoht said:

'68 plate SE, 92k miles, £14k
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202404238...


There was a black 'S' on 99k miles up for £13,100 for a couple of days, but presumably now sold.

Careful with that “dealer”

[dmsims]

It's a report that you can request from the dealer:

Custard:

James6112 said:

samoht said:

dmsims said:

15% battery degradation - no thanks

I'm curious, where are you seeing the car's battery health?
(I'm not in the market for an I-Pace currently but keen to know for the future)

Mystic Meg / Made Up
Apologies if fact is incoming

[cj2013]

giggity said:

Careful with that “dealer”

What's the craic there? They do tend to have the best prices around.

They do seem to be a bit of a PITA with a lot of stock though - anything you might be interested in (even that one, for example) appears to be 'reserved'. Not sure how, as they don't have the AT option, and there's nothing on their website either.

There's a strong chance I'd have taken a risk on it if they'd have been willing to even offer it for sale, but that weird "I know you're hear but some random person who isn't here has bagsy'd a look at it" way of doing this is quite off-putting

[Meltham Terrier]

Could somebody advise what chargers JLR are supplying as part of the Approved used deal or do they give you a choice of charger.

Cheers Andy.

[Scrimpton]

I got the Podpoint Solo 3 when I bought mine in January, not sure if there are upgrade options, I didn't ask and they didn't offer. I would assume not though.

[bernie_eccle]

Yep podpoint fitted last month. With JLR withdrawing Octopus support, it would be worth seeing if there is an upgrade to something like a Zappi available.