Evoque pricing

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UH-Matt

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Been looking at Evoques to replace a 2006 X3.

Love the drive, feels like a very nice place to be and was very impressed on test drive.

Now trying to decide what to go for.

Think the Dynamic is worth the extra because we want parking sensors, nav, larger wheels, and the bumpers are a lot more attractive.

Seems used Evoques are only a few thousand less than buying brand new, Dealers also saying a lot of people buy "new" because of the strong residuals, surely this means market being flooded with brand new cars, and eventually its going to pop and these are going to drop a lot of money?

I rarely buy brand new, but when you compare a 2013 Dynamic with all the bells and whistles at £37k vs buying brand new for £42k it feels like new is a no brainer, but then £42k is a lot of money for a compact SUV?

Welcome any thoughts from anyone else who has had similar dilemma?

My local dealer also seems to not be *at all* interested in doing any discounts... Part of me thinks its a silly amount of money and just lump for a used Pure Tech for £25k and be happy!

UH-Matt

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GetCarter said:
jamiebae said:
GetCarter said:
jamiebae said:
GetCarter said:
Recently bought my mrs a second new Dynamic. First one had zero problems over three years, and the trade in price was well over 70% of cost. New one getting 36 mpg. 15% more than the first one. Most comfortable seats / driving position I've known. Seriously good off road!

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That's unreal! Mine is just under 3 years old with 18k miles, and I bought it from an LR franchised site in Zurich. Paid 43k Swiss, new price was a fraction under 75k so I paid less than 60% of the new price at full retail! Finally, something that's cheaper in Switzerland!
First one had done 37000 miles, so not comparable.
That's what I mean, yours has done twice the miles and the trade in price you got was massively higher than I paid at full retail!

I get 26-27mpg from my petrol one, so that's not bad compared to a same-age diesel doing low 30s
Ah... I see... so how much is the retail price (in GBP) of an SD4 Dynamic (with no options?) Here it cost me £37,700 (without options).

ETA That was 4 months ago.

Edited by GetCarter on Monday 5th January 20:44
£39,300 for Dynamic with no options, on the road.

There was a finance deal for £1500 off that if you take it on finance, but that seems to have finished on the 1st Jan. So its actually really close for new price, difference might be purely down to sales tax % differences?

UH-Matt

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I guess I am being re-assured that everyone is buying these at the prices I've been offered, and its not a conspiracy to get 40k out of me for an SUV!!

Just can't decide weather its worth going for a 13 plate and saving £6k off new, or bite bullet and go new!

UH-Matt

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UH-Matt said:
I guess I am being re-assured that everyone is buying these at the prices I've been offered, and its not a conspiracy to get 40k out of me for an SUV!!

Just can't decide weather its worth going for a 13 plate and saving £6k off new, or bite bullet and go new!
Does a 13 plate have the 9 speed box? For that difference I'd buy new as you get a longer warranty and your own choice of spec.
Mrs wants manual so box is same even on new car for manual? frown

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Vroomer said:
Also looking for a nearly new or new Evoque,

Savings on used seem small, so new seems best bet, but are there any discounts around?
My local dealer told me "no discount" and when I walked away later followed up to say he could beat any other dealers price, so the answer is "yes" to discounts but you need to work for them.

I'm not buying new unless I can get at least a couple of K off, it's not in my blood to pay full retail smile