New Car With Scratches

AdrianC

bigjl wrote: »

Another good reason to buy British made to be honest.

Because, of course, the fact that the factory is in the UK means there's been no logistics yards, no storage compounds, no off- and on-loading to trains/trucks, no shifting of stock between dealers on trade plates with the speedo disconnected...

The ONLY difference is whether there's been a boat involved or not. Just one load/off-load in a chain of many. Heading to Dunkerque in the summer, we saw several trucks full of C1/108/Aygos - built in CZ - on CZ-registered transporters approaching the docks. The boat really is, quite literally, just one added link in the chain.

atrixblue.-MFR-.

BeenThroughItAll wrote: »

I'm not crying. Just pointing out your mistake so you can learn from it.

didn't realize we were in school and your marking my posts.


If your not cry why are you replying?

PCMcGarry

atrixblue.-MFR-. wrote: »

didn't realize we were in school and your marking my posts.


If your not cry why are you replying?

Just stop it, you're making yourself look stupid.

atrixblue.-MFR-.

PCMcGarry wrote: »

Just stop it, you're making yourself look stupid.

did he cry to you so you have to chime in!

PCMcGarry

atrixblue.-MFR-. wrote: »

did he cry to you so you have to chime in!

No, he's probably too mature for that. When you grow up you'll understand.

stone7

Good God. This place needs a serious culling.

force_ten

bigjl wrote: »

Another vote for letting dealer fix it

The scratches could have been caused after the PDi

And you should be glad it is only small scratches as I used to work with somebody that offloaded cars at the docks!

Probably not worth trying to run your car in as they have mostly been ragged!

Another good reason to buy British made to be honest.

Especially when British made means you can have a Honda, Nissan etc as well as usual suspects.

A stevedore loading and unloading cars at the docks is hardly likely to have ragged the car, yes they are in a hurry to get them unloaded but that is a bit extreme

as for buying british that is also rubbish as they are transported around the country just like an imported car

zaax

I got a Ford jacket out of the dealer when mine had 'damage'.


I have also seen the damage done when Volvo's were driven down the ships ramp (they were slid down the side of the ramp - three in row by the same driver)m so your new car might have just come out of the body shop

atrixblue.-MFR-.

zaax wrote: »

I got a Ford jacket out of the dealer when mine had 'damage'.


I have also seen the damage done when Volvo's were driven down the ships ramp (they were slid down the side of the ramp - three in row by the same driver)m so your new car might have just come out of the body shop

were both wierdo's then according to some here!


Well done BTW on gaining a jacket theyre not cheap either!

atrixblue.-MFR-.

PCMcGarry wrote: »

No, he's probably too mature for that. When you grow up you'll understand.

But at the moment your replying to me, and doing your bit to chime in! so when you tell people to grow up look in the mirror!