NFU Discount ?
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Peely

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902 posts

243 months

Tuesday 10th January 2012
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Anyone familiar with the above on a new D4 ?

Looking at ordering a new HSE in the next few weeks and the roomer of 5% discount on top of the dealers offer sounds very appealing !

Anyone done it, what's your experience, any special requirements needed, we do have a small holding of about 1/3 acre, enough ?

Cheers
Ian

Syd knee

3,511 posts

229 months

Tuesday 10th January 2012
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You have to have been a member for over 6 months.

Peely

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902 posts

243 months

Tuesday 10th January 2012
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Syd knee said:
You have to have been a member for over 6 months.
Nah, I know that's not true for a start ! nono

Syd knee

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229 months

Wednesday 11th January 2012
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orbtar

443 posts

207 months

Wednesday 11th January 2012
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I use this scheme all the time. I think you have to have been a Farmer and Grower member for three months in order to get the vouchers from NFU. If you can find a really good dealer you will get a discount of about 8 per cent and then the extra 5 per cent NFU discount. You can then get a new car every six to twelve months and hardly lose a bean.

Peely

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902 posts

243 months

Wednesday 11th January 2012
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Thanks for the replies !

orbtar said:
You can then get a new car every six to twelve months and hardly lose a bean.
Thanks, well that's the plan .......... how you finding the D4 HSE then ?

Seemed a decent motor with plenty of space when I test drove one last Sat.

orbtar

443 posts

207 months

Wednesday 11th January 2012
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We're on the 4th one, the first wasn't too sharp, loads of software problems, the others have never had to go back for anything and the ride on the latest one is superb, getting close to Range Rover standard. The real world economy is still rubbish but can put up with this as the resale values are fantastic if you buy them at the right price.

orbtar

443 posts

207 months

Wednesday 11th January 2012
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Forgot to add that the only bad thing about the new one is the stupid poncy gear selector, they should go back to the proper gear lever, it is really annoying when you jump in the car and have to wait for the selector to rise, also, you can occasionally mis-select Park or Reverse when parking.

Peely

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902 posts

243 months

Wednesday 11th January 2012
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Cheers, the only decision now is whether to go for the 20" wheel option for £800 ?

They do look well but I really don't want too much of the 'Jordan image' on this car ! hippy

orbtar

443 posts

207 months

Wednesday 11th January 2012
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Go for the 20's which are roughly the same style as the standard 19's rather than the Landmark style 20's. There is hardly any difference in ride quality.