General DEPOSIT on 500c should I?
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General DEPOSIT on 500c should I?
Buying my 500 was a pretty spontaneous decision. I'd been planning to get a car of my own for a good year, but upon seeing it I decided right away to get one. Then after, joining FF, gave me me full assurance on my purchase. So you're in the perfect place in getting good advice.
Imo, you should wait. :chin:
Imo, you should wait. :chin:
The initial idea was to keep the price very low for this option but they have now added electric operation (probably after testing and people not being able to pull the roof back from fully retracted) and also the Start-Stop function. This is probably to justify a slightly larger price hike that initially suggested.
The start-stop may drop the car into a lower tax bracket and may genuinely save fuel so there will be some savings to be made.
Also, is the lounge spec now largely redundant as the back seat will not move 9not proved) and there is no glass roof?
Maybe a pop with with alloys will sell for lounge money?
The start-stop may drop the car into a lower tax bracket and may genuinely save fuel so there will be some savings to be made.
Also, is the lounge spec now largely redundant as the back seat will not move 9not proved) and there is no glass roof?
Maybe a pop with with alloys will sell for lounge money?
Oh yes, also I wouldnt buy anything from someone who is not interested/knows nothing about their product unless I am ripping them off due to the fact they know nothing.
Someone who is selling the most interesting car their company has produced in years should show some interest. Otherwise just stick some forms in the corner of the showroom and we can all fill them in ourselves. Who needs a suited muppet to waste their time.
As an example, we nearly bought a C2 a few years ago and the citroen dealer had no idea of how the finance worked, told us the wrong figures and insisted they were right even after I had corrected them. We dont have a C2 now.
Someone who is selling the most interesting car their company has produced in years should show some interest. Otherwise just stick some forms in the corner of the showroom and we can all fill them in ourselves. Who needs a suited muppet to waste their time.
As an example, we nearly bought a C2 a few years ago and the citroen dealer had no idea of how the finance worked, told us the wrong figures and insisted they were right even after I had corrected them. We dont have a C2 now.
