Arnold gets another one
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BMR said:
Ah thanks for that.
I had seen the other company start with their ex sales member. Shame for a 120 year old company to finish off like that, but I can imagine the costs nowadays as a small outfit are hard to make ends meet
Getting Harder and harder, If not impossible, to buy a car from a small independent.I had seen the other company start with their ex sales member. Shame for a 120 year old company to finish off like that, but I can imagine the costs nowadays as a small outfit are hard to make ends meet
My last purchase was from Hardie Peugeot Larbert. It's now an AC MG dealer
Macklin motors have a lot more than one site and as far as the Kennishead Rd being a temporary site , it's been there for at the very least 8 yrs that I know of . A family member living nearby has bought a few new cars over the years from them
https://www.macklinmotors.co.uk/
https://www.macklinmotors.co.uk/
Edited by r.s.logan on Thursday 28th April 11:22
r.s.logan said:
Macklin motors have a lot more than one site and as far as the Kennishead Rd being a temporary site , it's been there for at the very least 8 yrs that I know of . A family member living nearby has bought a few new cars over the years from them
https://www.macklinmotors.co.uk/
I was referring to Toyota, and It is a temporary Toyota site.https://www.macklinmotors.co.uk/
Edited by r.s.logan on Thursday 28th April 11:22
I get the feeling that it was more that AC walked away from Toyota (& that it may not be the only franchise that they might do that with). Possibly they couldn't come to mutually agreeable terms on site investment/margins etc.
From what I understand Ayr remains Toyota only for the handover of new Toyotas that were ordered via AC before the franchise shifted. Once they have all been delivered it too will no longer be Toyota.
From what I understand Ayr remains Toyota only for the handover of new Toyotas that were ordered via AC before the franchise shifted. Once they have all been delivered it too will no longer be Toyota.
Heidfirst said:
I get the feeling that it was more that AC walked away from Toyota (& that it may not be the only franchise that they might do that with). Possibly they couldn't come to mutually agreeable terms on site investment/margins etc.
From what I understand Ayr remains Toyota only for the handover of new Toyotas that were ordered via AC before the franchise shifted. Once they have all been delivered it too will no longer be Toyota.
Yes could be the case No new Toyota deals available on web siteFrom what I understand Ayr remains Toyota only for the handover of new Toyotas that were ordered via AC before the franchise shifted. Once they have all been delivered it too will no longer be Toyota.
S2red said:
Heidfirst said:
I get the feeling that it was more that AC walked away from Toyota (& that it may not be the only franchise that they might do that with). Possibly they couldn't come to mutually agreeable terms on site investment/margins etc.
From what I understand Ayr remains Toyota only for the handover of new Toyotas that were ordered via AC before the franchise shifted. Once they have all been delivered it too will no longer be Toyota.
Yes could be the case No new Toyota deals available on web siteFrom what I understand Ayr remains Toyota only for the handover of new Toyotas that were ordered via AC before the franchise shifted. Once they have all been delivered it too will no longer be Toyota.
Was down at Portobello in Edinburgh at the weekend for the first time in years and I’d say half the dealers that were there are now gone with either empty lots or car supermarket type places. It also looked very shabby too. A far cry from five or six years ago when it was full of dealers and premium ones like Audi, Volvo etc. both gone as are Renault, Pentland Landrover is now flats and the Ford dealer is going to be another car supermarket place again.
MissChief said:
Was down at Portobello in Edinburgh at the weekend for the first time in years and I’d say half the dealers that were there are now gone with either empty lots or car supermarket type places. It also looked very shabby too. A far cry from five or six years ago when it was full of dealers and premium ones like Audi, Volvo etc. both gone as are Renault, Pentland Landrover is now flats and the Ford dealer is going to be another car supermarket place again.
Lots of fresh shiny dealerships up a fort kinnaird.Landrover, jaguar, mercedes, porsche etc.
Volvo are in Corstorphine in what used to be the jaguar dealership and audi are out at sighthill
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