EVs... no one wants them!
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akadk said:
is £430 for a boggo one though?
the one I am getting is Long Range and has the Plus pack which appear to be £8k options on the current configurator (£4k + £4k)
so that £430 could be closer to £500 on like for like.
the one I am getting is a 71 plate, so still has 18 months new car warranty for the 24 month term, and don't anticipate any servicing requirement
The standard model is £470/mth, long range plus is £550/mth at our place, based on 40% tax payer & 10k/yr.the one I am getting is Long Range and has the Plus pack which appear to be £8k options on the current configurator (£4k + £4k)
so that £430 could be closer to £500 on like for like.
the one I am getting is a 71 plate, so still has 18 months new car warranty for the 24 month term, and don't anticipate any servicing requirement
I wish these 2nd hand PCP deals were available a few months ago, I've not long taken on an Abarth 595 lease until April 2024.
skinnyman said:
The standard model is £470/mth, long range plus is £550/mth at our place, based on 40% tax payer & 10k/yr.
I wish these 2nd hand PCP deals were available a few months ago, I've not long taken on an Abarth 595 lease until April 2024.
Is that by any chance the green one that someone else was getting rid of on here?I wish these 2nd hand PCP deals were available a few months ago, I've not long taken on an Abarth 595 lease until April 2024.
SpeckledJim said:
krisdelta said:
I've not heard the usual JLR horror stories about the iPace - biggest issue (until recently) was entry point - which has dropped by £10k in 6 months along with much else on the EV market (relatively).
I'm keeping a keen ear to the ground (as I want one) and it seems that owners generally really do love them. But when they fail they really fail, and parts availability is awful, and warranty protection similarly disappointing.How quickly the delighted owners are being converted to disgusted owners is the tough thing to ascertain.
They don't seem as dismal as the Taycan, if that's any consolation.
Im in the process of getting a polestar using Oracle too. Thanks for the tip, whoever that was!
21 plate, pilot plus, dual motor (408bhp, pan roof, H/K sound etc etc). 1k deposit plus 24x £438. That's for 15k miles per annum though.
I was supposed to be keeping my a4 diesel estate to 150k miles (106k currently), but I reckon I will save £900 a year in fuel at the current electricity cap, so that, no VED and some man maths around the reliability /service costs make it pretty affordable motoring overall. So I decided to grab what I think is a good deal- I think im supposed to say something about fisting??
21 plate, pilot plus, dual motor (408bhp, pan roof, H/K sound etc etc). 1k deposit plus 24x £438. That's for 15k miles per annum though.
I was supposed to be keeping my a4 diesel estate to 150k miles (106k currently), but I reckon I will save £900 a year in fuel at the current electricity cap, so that, no VED and some man maths around the reliability /service costs make it pretty affordable motoring overall. So I decided to grab what I think is a good deal- I think im supposed to say something about fisting??
Edited by covmutley on Friday 24th March 16:00
Allthemiles said:
Cheers for the tip on Oracle. Called today and got a similar quote though was told the finance company were going to be reassessing residuals overnight so who knows if these deals will hold into next week! Fingers crossed they do.
Saturday Mar 25 2023, or "fk me we're ruined", as Oracle may soon start to call it Macron said:
Allthemiles said:
Cheers for the tip on Oracle. Called today and got a similar quote though was told the finance company were going to be reassessing residuals overnight so who knows if these deals will hold into next week! Fingers crossed they do.
Saturday Mar 25 2023, or "fk me we're ruined", as Oracle may soon start to call it For those getting these polestar, I had the quote through and it clearly presents future options that include handing the car back. This is subject to 'mileage and return conditions'.
Il obviously read through the detailed paperwork when it arrives (Monday hopefully) but is anyone who is further down the line in the process happy that handing it back is water tight? Presumably it goes back to the finance company, not oracle, who are just broker??
Thanks
Il obviously read through the detailed paperwork when it arrives (Monday hopefully) but is anyone who is further down the line in the process happy that handing it back is water tight? Presumably it goes back to the finance company, not oracle, who are just broker??
Thanks
covmutley said:
For those getting these polestar, I had the quote through and it clearly presents future options that include handing the car back. This is subject to 'mileage and return conditions'.
Il obviously read through the detailed paperwork when it arrives (Monday hopefully) but is anyone who is further down the line in the process happy that handing it back is water tight? Presumably it goes back to the finance company, not oracle, who are just broker??
Thanks
It’s a regulated productIl obviously read through the detailed paperwork when it arrives (Monday hopefully) but is anyone who is further down the line in the process happy that handing it back is water tight? Presumably it goes back to the finance company, not oracle, who are just broker??
Thanks
So it will go back
Unless you’ve used it to do the Dakar rally and driven around the world 7 times.
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