[Waltersoprano1]

I think ford are good with labelling some vehicles stock only.

My point is that you could spend a few weeks looking a reviews and test driving a car for it to be removed when you are about to go and order a car.

 

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[Rhodgie]

I’m okay with them adding vehicles at any time but I think any vehicles available on the scheme they should honour until the end of the quarter.

Obviously this might not always be possible if manufacturers are looking to move on the last few of an older model but that sort of limited offer should be clearly stated on the web site.

No more adding/removing/adding the same vehicles a few days apart

[Waltersoprano1]

Rhodgie wrote:

I’m okay with them adding vehicles at any time but I think any vehicles available on the scheme they should honour until the end of the quarter. Obviously this might not always be possible if manufacturers are looking to move on the last few of an older model but that sort of limited offer should be clearly stated on the web site. No more adding/removing/adding the same vehicles a few days apart

 

I wonder why they do that.

[MissingSound7]

Waltersoprano1 wrote:

Rhodgie wrote:

I’m okay with them adding vehicles at any time but I think any vehicles available on the scheme they should honour until the end of the quarter. Obviously this might not always be possible if manufacturers are looking to move on the last few of an older model but that sort of limited offer should be clearly stated on the web site. No more adding/removing/adding the same vehicles a few days apart

I wonder why they do that.

Manufacturers have an excess of specific car in stock, not much interest in showrooms, list them on MB, watch them get taken quickly, then remove the car from MB before they have to actually build new ones.

I may be wrong but to me it looks like a dump and run by certain manufacturers.

[Ioniq]

Its standard practice when manufacturers need to dump cars before a facelift.

As someone has said, once the stock is sold off, its removed from the scheme.

That is just the way cars are sold. Motability know this, the manufacturers do it all the time.

Nothing you say or do will change it.

Its not as if you are buying a Motability vehicle, it is a lease.

Usually these deals are discounted AP and if you are quick, can grab one while the stock is available.

[MickC]

Motability remove vehicles and the dealers dont even know they have……see Skoda Enyak thread.

 

Motability do it for “bants”

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