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The list just gets worse. The way things are going they may as well just offer the Tiguan and turn us all into clones of each other.
If I had to use the scheme I would be seriously peed off.
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Doesn’t seem a good alternative to me. Far too expensive. Only any good for a short term deal.
Exactly Oscarmax. I come on this forum but currently don’t have a scheme car.
None on the scheme though.
Very true Brydo. You can book a test drive in a car and before it happens the car gets pulled.
December 17, 2019 at 11:48 am in reply to: Kia e-Niro 2020: supply boost and specification upgrade for electric SUV #100253Maybe when the backlog is cleared this could enter the scheme.
An electric Kia Stinger would be nice.
That’s a big car for a 1.5 148 bhp petrol engine.
Lets hope that when the new GTE comes onto the scheme it’s affordable.
How can the new one come onto the scheme when it has 241 bhp?
So what’s the power of the one coming to the scheme?
Is that the old GTE or the new one?
I expect VW will be trying to get rid of the old one.
December 14, 2019 at 9:52 pm in reply to: Jeep Renegade plug-in hybrid: technical details revealed #99987Too powerful for the scheme though.
£35k is way too much for that.
Golf GTE would have an ap of at least £5k if the current models on the scheme are anything to go by.
If there’s nothing suitable on the scheme when my lease is about to expire, I will get another personal lease and have a car I want rather than make do.
I’m in no rush Brydo. The lease on my BMW isn’t up yet.
Would be good if the scheme had a few powerful BEV’s on it.
It just seems very slow for a car packing 178 bhp.
Those are rubbish deals.
December 8, 2019 at 10:50 pm in reply to: Decision. BMW Gran Tourer Vs VW Tiguan Allspace. Urgent Thoughts please…. #99236If you don’t mind a manual gearbox, I would go with the Allspace SEL.
Seriously some of those cars are laughable compared with a Tesla.
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