Jaguar land rover Privillege scheme
Jaguar land rover Privillege scheme
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9300

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137 posts

116 months

Thursday 23rd August 2018
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Anyone out there who has used the jaguar Land Rover privilege scheme recently? We have the voucher code valid for 4 months but unsure what’s the best way to go about it as our brother who works there and got us the deal isn’t much help as he has no interest in buying or driving cars at all.
Thanks

mk2driver

168 posts

145 months

Thursday 23rd August 2018
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It’s an easy thing to use - it simply gets you a given % off the RRP of the vehicle including options

That % changes by car line and sometimes have caveats about when it needs to be registered by

No point in trying to hide it from the retailer and then producing it after you negotiate as that’s not how it works so be up front about it with them and they will show you the price lists for the various models and any terms and conditions that currently apply

9300

Original Poster:

137 posts

116 months

Thursday 23rd August 2018
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Thanks for your reply. I spoke to someone at jaguar the other day that said there was 30% plus off Jaguar XF’s then got totally contradicting views from another dealer. A family member recently got a £62,000 Range Rover velar p250 hse for £250 deposit and 299 month for 12 months. Unfortunately this deal ended on 1.7.18 and they say it’s now £1000 deposit £950 a month. Someone on here a few months back said they where doing discovery black editions for £250 deposit £250 month but can’t seem to get anything like that.

mk2driver

168 posts

145 months

Thursday 23rd August 2018
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As mentioned the deals change all the time and you have to act quickly - best bet if you are flexible is to contact your local dealers and ask them to get in touch when deals come good

XF/XE are on 30-35% at the minute if registered before the end of September but I think stick is running low so you may need to ring around a few dealers

Croutons

13,286 posts

195 months

Thursday 23rd August 2018
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It's not done for your benefit, but theirs.

Once you accept that, you'll realise they'll give you money off what they want to get rid of, not necessarily what you want to buy.