looks gorgeous that kinda car that makes me want to sell my cinq
new_orleans_sporting said:I think its because they wanted to get their April sales figures up they were willing to offer anything!
courtster said:Yes - i've heard this with dealers before.... lying to your face just to get a sale.
lwrighty said:thats a result then.
lets us know if the usb thingy is any good. i have an ipod and hope it supports it.
lwrighty said:i got myself a good deal...i used to work for bmw and vw/audi before that..i was in the motor trade for 15 years so i know how sales depts work..i really hope you didn't buy the supaguard or diamond brite.
lwrighty said:yes...same thing..different company
new_orleans_sporting said:By that comment I take it you either dont believe me or dont believe the man at Fiat?
Well before I pay for the car and sign anything I'll make sure I get it in writing, otherwise I'll wait and get one with leather.
new_orleans_sporting said:Yeh I'm hoping it works, I currently use an I-trip in my car at the mo which is ok but you have to change tracks on the ipod which is a pain. I was told by the dealer it will defo work so if it doesnt I wont be a happy bunny!!
courtster said:I don't trust dealers one little bit - but to say that they will change your complete interior with brand new seats, door cards and airbags seems very suspect, let alone the few hours of labour that would entail. My Alfa dealer charges £80 p/h + vat labour. I presume it wouldn't be much different for the Punto.
What would they do with the old seats? Just throw them away as they couldn't re-sell them?
Have you seen the door cards in the GP? I wouldn't want them unscrewing those doors and refitting them only to find they didn't seal them properly and you have rust in the bottom after a couple of years.
It just seems very suspect for a dealer to offer this service. Has anyone else heard of this before?
I hope I am wrong, but i've seen the pressures these sales exec's are under sometimes. Do you watch The Apprentice? Seen that Syed on there? He'll lie his face off to get a sale.
I hope I am wrong, cos then I'll come to your dealers to have the same service, as I wanted leather too, but wouldn't wait for a factory build.
custard boy said:i doubt the dealers would offer that price to anyone else.
this is just a sweetener to the deal to sell a car of the forecourt rather than ordering one in
lwrighty said:its a teflon polish that is applied to the paint work and gives it protection from minor scratches (very minor) bird lime... road salt etc...
its is good stuff but the dealers charge £300 for it....it takes a couple of hours to apply and only cost £30 for the kit which contains the special polish, (which only half to 3/4's is used), special shampoo that you have to use to clean the car with and some spray you use on the carpets and seats, (scotchguard, like when u buy a new carpet)
it is good stuff and helps you keep the car clean, but itsover priced and you really could do it yourself.
never heard of that.. i think you can find info about them on the web.diablo_NL said:Is that the same as the Waxoyl treatment because here in The Netherlands they charge £120 for that treatment.
lwrighty said:never heard of that.. i think you can find info about them on the web.