http://www.dccook.co.uk/VehicleDetails.aspx?Car_ID=47838
Says Delivery mileage so maybe pre-reg?
Below £9k next week?
Says Delivery mileage so maybe pre-reg?
Below £9k next week?
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General Panda Cross, DC Cook, £9199, Getting cheaper every week!
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General Panda Cross, DC Cook, £9199, Getting cheaper every week!
How did you find this? i've never heard of this site before. I'd hate to think what the depreciation would be on a car like this. It's OK for us forum boys, we know where to get the best deals, but imagine some body payed full whack, 12k and within a year i'm guessing it would be worth between 6k and 7k maybe?
Might wait for a second hand one to pop along...
Might wait for a second hand one to pop along...
DC Cook is a big retailer in the UK. With main dealer franchises and a car supermarket in Rotheram
I know what you mean about used values.
Can't remember who it was now, but someone over the last month was going to part-ex his panda with £2k negative equity making a £14k loan on the new cross.
Fiat wouldn't finance it, lucky escape I say, Would have been in negative equity for the next five years
I know what you mean about used values.
Can't remember who it was now, but someone over the last month was going to part-ex his panda with £2k negative equity making a £14k loan on the new cross.
Fiat wouldn't finance it, lucky escape I say, Would have been in negative equity for the next five years
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doctorchris
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That D C Cook deal is not an on the road price so is only marginally cheaper than FiatSupaSaver.
The lack of detail about the car(s) available suggests to me that the offer may be fictitious and designed to pull in enquiries, a strategy not unknown in the motor trade.
The lack of detail about the car(s) available suggests to me that the offer may be fictitious and designed to pull in enquiries, a strategy not unknown in the motor trade.
