This means it is crucial that cars which have not yet been sold do leave the forecourt in time for deadlines.
An analysis from BuyaCar revealed that the biggest saving on the market could be made on an Audi A8 Saloon.
The model had a precious lost piece of £72,310 but was now available for just £42,400.
This equated to a massive 41.36 percent saving or a cash discount of £29,910.
*baffled face*
H/T: Clive Day via email
And Porsches in December, according to a mate who has bought a few over the years.
ReplyDeleteCrikey...been scalped?
ReplyDeleteInteresting, and what ordinary working person has over £40,000 to spend on a car?
ReplyDeletePrevious cost price presumably. Auto correct combined with inattention I should think.
ReplyDeleteprevious cost price - awesome predictatext.
ReplyDelete@Anon 13:49
ReplyDeleteLots of people, apparently. Not me I might add.
@ Stoneyground
ReplyDelete"Previous list price" Shirley.
Previous list price.
ReplyDeleteOr else it's a three wheeler.
Why buy a make of car where the indicators don't work? Likewise, any BMW.
ReplyDeletePenseivat
"Previous cost price presumably. Auto correct combined with inattention I should think."
ReplyDeleteAh! I think we have a winner! That, or perhaps one of those 'convert dictation to text' apps?