24,590 showroom price - what discount

tir21

I've seen a skoda octavia vrs i quite like the look of

How much should someone hoping to purchase this vehicle expect to actually pay

gardner1

you might get discount if buying on hp if paying cash doubtful if you'll get any discount

Either way make sure you get the free tank of fuel/free mats/free service etc or whatever you can haggle

DUTR

tir21 wrote: »

I've seen a skoda octavia vrs i quite like the look of

How much should someone hoping to purchase this vehicle expect to actually pay

How long is a piece of string?
Make your offer to the seller, worst they can do is decline, you wouldn't have lost anything financially.
They may offer incentives for taking out finance.

burlington6

If it's the cheapest in the country, the price could be the price

marlot

burlington6 wrote: »

If it's the cheapest in the country, the price could be the price

Yep. I've paid the asking price for my last two cars. But they were the cheapest in the UK at the time - both were from Toyota dealers who ran a different business model to the "lets spend all day haggling" approach.

This is where autotrader is helpful

tir21

gardner1 wrote: »

you might get discount if buying on hp if paying cash doubtful if you'll get any discount

Either way make sure you get the free tank of fuel/free mats/free service etc or whatever you can haggle

Its a finance deal called solutions. Deposit, x a month then after 41 months pay a remaining amount to purchase

vansboy

For a REAL price, go and ask in https://www.carwow.co.uk

VB

daydotz

It also may be cheaper to buy a new one they were offering 0% on pcp

daydotz

& £1000 deposit contribution

Hotspur

Or, try http://www.carfile.net
£3000+ off a new Skoda Octavia Vrs depending on engine/gearbox combination.

Main dealer finance and px can be arranged.

loskie

£21437 on drive the deal