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Cheapest car using scrappage scheme?
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I got extra £££ from a SEAT dealer on the scrappage scheme but it took some serious haggling.
Ford were the best for haggling. They dropped £700 off a 1.3 Fiesta Zetec as soon as I said "I'll think about it". That increased to £1000 as I got out of the seat.Terms & Conditions Apply0 -
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VW are notoriously unwilling to haggle - Ive had to go through a broker now.0
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Smart_But_Casual wrote: »I managed it.
Dealers always have room to negotiate.
Do tell.
My experience is the difference between a deal you can strike without scrappage and the deal you can strike with scrappage is never £2K.
For one example I have a much worked upon quotes from the same dealer for a peugeot 207 (not for me) and the difference is in the hundreds.0 -
Do tell.
My experience is the difference between a deal you can strike without scrappage and the deal you can strike with scrappage is never £2K.
For one example I have a much worked upon quotes from the same dealer for a peugeot 207 (not for me) and the difference is in the hundreds.
Take the £2000 scrappage as a given.
Ford, started at another £700 off and moved onto £1000. (Ford Fiesta 1.3 Zetec)
Mazda bartered down another £500 (Mazda T2)
Seat I secured and extra £500 off (New shape Ibiza 1.4SE Sport)
The Seat (Which I've ordered) equates to over 20% off list, which I would have been happy with in haggling from scratch.
Also 0% of 3 years with the Seat.Terms & Conditions Apply0 -
Peugeot are offering good deals at the moment on the 207 £3300 off I believe? (inc. scrappage)0
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Depends how expensive it is. The higher the price, the higher the profit, therefore the more room to negotiate.0
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Thanks guys, you've certainly given me plenty to think about
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