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As Q3 is around the corner maybe i thought it’s time for a new thread again.
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GTD NOW £2099 FROM £1799
Great to see the ID 4 on the scheme, really decent car.
ID4 on the scheme is good, bit basic in terms of equipment though. Not complaining either way. If the ID4 made it onto the scheme, we might get the Enyaq next quarter too.
The ID3 though, now that’s a deal for £1350 with all bells and whistles. So far, to me, the highlight of this quarter.
Tiguan Elegance went up by £250 for the 1.5 TSI.
Prior: SEAT Ateca Xcellence Lux 1.5 TSI DSG MY19, VW Golf GTE PHEV DSG MY23
Current: Hyundai Ioniq 6 Ultimate
Next: we'll see what's available in 2028.Hybrid4 down by £500. Better make a call to the dealer!
The volvo list put here earlier does not correspond with the motability website which is only showing phevs as being available on motability
kona ultimate wpms £80 and bmw i3 suite £870, brill just need them to stay on for another 18 months lol.
J ellemen, sometimes the websites needs a few hours to completely update
Sone big reductions on the 3008 hybrids
I have the ID3 max on order with £4799 up front, that is now
£1399, I have not recieved or accepted it as yet, due on the
08/08/21, will I now get it for the £1399, or will I have to start
the order all over again?
speak to the dealer its a paper exercise for him to cancel the order and redo it at the new price, shouldnt affect your delivery date. 2 minute job.
I have the ID3 max on order with £4799 up front, that is now £1399, I have not recieved or accepted it as yet, due on the 08/08/21, will I now get it for the £1399, or will I have to start the order all over again?
Speak to the dealer, they will advise. By the way, what is the lead time on an ID3?
Does anyone know why there is such a big difference in AP between the two iD4 models when there is only £1380 between on price?
ID4 on the scheme is good, bit basic in terms of equipment though. Not complaining either way. If the ID4 made it onto the scheme, we might get the Enyaq next quarter too. The ID3 though, now that’s a deal for £1350 with all bells and whistles. So far, to me, the highlight of this quarter. Tiguan Elegance went up by £250 for the 1.5 TSI.
Hi Rene
Yep the Elegance is up £250 but I was expecting that because the whole VW range went up by about £500 in May.
I can rest easy now knowing at least there’s something suitable for me to order in 4 weeks to the day from now.
Noted all Tiguan Allspace’s now gone but expect some trims will be back when the facelift goes on sale.
ID4 on the scheme is good, bit basic in terms of equipment though. Not complaining either way. If the ID4 made it onto the scheme, we might get the Enyaq next quarter too. The ID3 though, now that’s a deal for £1350 with all bells and whistles. So far, to me, the highlight of this quarter. Tiguan Elegance went up by £250 for the 1.5 TSI.
Hi Rene Yep the Elegance is up £500 but I was expecting that because the whole VW range went up by about £250 in May. I can rest easy now knowing at least there’s something suitable for me to order in 4 weeks to the day from now. Noted all Tiguan Allspace’s now gone but expect some trims will be back when the facelift goes on sale.
Yeah, with the GLA180 Premium Plus, Tiguan Elegance and now the ID3 as the “sensible option”, i think the quarter isn’t entirely lost even though 150ish cars (or trims/options) got removed.
One thing worth noting is that the ID3 in the first quarter after introduction to the scheme was plenty (stupendously) expensive, the ID4 might drop in price for Q4.
The Allspace will return, very much like the Peugeot 308 i think it’s missing because they’re in the process of getting the new versions on the market.
Prior: SEAT Ateca Xcellence Lux 1.5 TSI DSG MY19, VW Golf GTE PHEV DSG MY23
Current: Hyundai Ioniq 6 Ultimate
Next: we'll see what's available in 2028.Sorry Rene a bit naughty of me but I got the £500 and £250 around the wrong way but you quoted me after I corrected it so my bad as they say.?♀️
Bit of a mixed bag for me:
Puma Vignale drops £100 to £599, so now covered by Good Condition Bonus.
Mini Countryman Cooper S Classic holds at £999, so still out of reach.
Seat Leon 150 Excellence Lux up £50 to £749, so . . .
All the excitement and build up to Q3 is invariably followed by the usual anti climax, however there are some decent offers on electric with AP´s on ICE´s going up, on the whole.
i am going to test drive a Kia Soul on the 16/7 Q1 £3499, Q2 £1999 Q3 £999 somebody up there likes me 🙂
VW T-ROC 2.0L 4×4 petrol AP goes from £999 to £2,249. Jolly glad I ordered a month ago!
(edited for typing wrong figures!)
It was always a bargain at £999
If you are anything like me, Idc7080, you’ll love the Soul. I took it out to see if an EV would suit me, came back after a few hours of fun and ordered straight away at £1999.
Its surprisingly spacious inside & don’t forget to drop the boot floor, it frees up a lot of space & still leaves room for the cables.
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My initial thoughts. As I will be in the market for a BEV, it has been good news this Q with more choice and better AP´s although I need to wait for Q4 before I can order, so hopefully some of the competitive prices will remain. For those looking for an ICE and something large to accommodate a wheelchair etc, choice appears to have fallen with prices going in the opposite direction. Large SUV´s appear to have a large choice on the face of it, however I struggle to see how the Mini Countryman, Suzuki s4 cross, 3008 etc are classed as large SUV´s. The Kodiaq has gone. For under 25´s the choice is very limited, and those wanting electric have only “small” to chose from.
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