How to find a dealer with 61 plate Insignia VXR in stock?

[Stupeo]

Hi All,

I am after an Insignia VXR Hatchback and would prefer a 61 plate (pre-registered).

The List Price is 34K but broadspeed can do them for 23K. Only problem is, I don't want to wait for delivery.

Is it possible to find any deals with a new one sitting on the forecourt? Can't find anything on NetworkQ or AutoTrader.

Thanks in advance.

Matt

[Defcon5]

Surely a saving to over £10000 is worth a bit of a wait?

[Hub]

Defcon5 said:

Surely a saving to over £10000 is worth a bit of a wait?

Especially when it will be worth less than half that as soon as you drive it off the forecourt!

[Dirty Frank]

Ring Vauxhall and ask where they are.

[Chr1sch]

Surely these have already suffered 7 series rivalling depreciation, wouldn't it make financial sense to pick up a 10 plate or something?!

Use the vauxhall website for central stock I assume...

[worsy]

That's a ridiculous amount of discount, how can they justify the list price?

[mat205125]

worsy said:

That's a ridiculous amount of discount, how can they justify the list price?

I'd be shocked if there was any margin for the manufacturer for the £23k retail priced car.

[Stupeo]

mat205125 said:

I'd be shocked if there was any margin for the manufacturer for the £23k retail priced car.

No idea, but thats what they offered me?

[CampDavid]

These guys are kicking them out at £26k

http://www.astonvauxhall.co.uk/

[Stupeo]

CampDavid said:

These guys are kicking them out at £26k

http://www.astonvauxhall.co.uk/

Thanks. I'll take a look.

[xrv]

worsy said:

That's a ridiculous amount of discount, how can they justify the list price?

Well it gives the dealer some margin to be able to give the loyalty bonus and 0% finance doesn't it.

[Bill Carr]

Stupeo said:

Hi All,

I am after an Insignia VXR Hatchback and would prefer a 61 plate (pre-registered).

The List Price is 34K but broadspeed can do them for 23K. Only problem is, I don't want to wait for delivery.

Money > sense

[DanielJames]

Ok, someone had to ask..

Why?!

[Stupeo]

Bill Carr said:

Money > sense

Actually, no. I havent got either

The reason I am asking about new - Vauxhall are currently doing 0% finance over 5 years. It might be better for me to take this out that using savings etc. Depends what sort of discount a dealer can give me.

However, I am leaning towards the Broadspeed offer - it's only 12-14 weeks apparently.

[Stupeo]

DanielJames said:

Ok, someone had to ask..

Why?!

I think it's a reasonable mile muncher. I currently do 30k pa and I am fed up with my current Honda Accord 2.2 CDTI. Also, it's 335i performance for less?

[Stupeo]

DanielJames said:

Ok, someone had to ask..

Why?!

I think it's a reasonable mile muncher. I currently do 30k pa and I am fed up with my current Honda Accord 2.2 CDTI. Also, it's 335i performance for less?

[Nors]

Stupeo said:

I think it's a reasonable mile muncher. I currently do 30k pa and I am fed up with my current Honda Accord 2.2 CDTI. Also, it's 335i performance for less?

Doing 30k a year in a V6 Turbo petrol is a very big departure from a 2.2 CDTI is it not? If you are still paying the fuel bills then your a brave man in these days of Super Leaded prices!

[Plug550]

Stupeo said:

Actually, no. I havent got either

The reason I am asking about new - Vauxhall are currently doing 0% finance over 5 years. It might be better for me to take this out that using savings etc. Depends what sort of discount a dealer can give me.

However, I am leaning towards the Broadspeed offer - it's only 12-14 weeks apparently.

I doubt that you'll get both deals. 0% over 5 years is costing someone something.

[Bill Carr]

Stupeo said:

Actually, no. I havent got either

The reason I am asking about new - Vauxhall are currently doing 0% finance over 5 years. It might be better for me to take this out that using savings etc. Depends what sort of discount a dealer can give me.

However, I am leaning towards the Broadspeed offer - it's only 12-14 weeks apparently.

I'm glad you took my comment in the spirit it was intended!

5 years is a long time to be tied in to a commuting motor. Might a shorter-term lease be a better option? More flexibility regarding change etc, plus you're not shouldering all the (no doubt epic) depreciation? Just a thought.

[airportparking]

What are the performance figures? Road wars use one don't they, looks mighty in full police kit