So what do you get by having SEL £77 and adding Suite pack for £220 more (£297) add nothing more than interior material change isn’t worth the extra outlay over the the SEL? Theres also the Toyota Urban Cruiser Design £0 AP £81.46 per week but, similar size to ec3 city car (nicer inside though imo) not brilliant range with small 61kWh battery
- front wiper de-icer
- heated front seats & steering wheel
- electric drivers seat
- Panramic view monitor (360 camera?)
The Loft design is perfectly adequate, if you are quite heavy on the materials then leather would be better protection and I’d definitely consider the upgrade if I had young children likely to try and destroy material seats. At £220 it’s better value than the £600 for PIP but I’d not be laying out that extra just for the fun of it. The Plus Pack, though, makes it a really well equipped car given it adds:
Full LED Matrix beam headlights with variable light distribution.
Dynamic headlight range control with cornering light function and integrated fog light with all-weather function.
Rear LED lights with animated indicators.
Rear side airbags.
Electrically adjustable drivers seat with memory function, massage function and power adjustable lumbar support.
Manual blinds for the rear windows.
Memory function for door mirrors.
That’s an incredible £597 for mitch without the suite design which means it’s a £520 addition for a £2,500 pack, that’d be hard not to consider if that money is available, just for electric seats with memory and massage functions and LED Matrix headlights it’d be worth £500 of anyone’s money.
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