Peugeot Just Add Fuel - DO NOT SIGN UP

Grumpy_chap

Dr_Crypto said:

Grumpy_chap said:

Alanp said:

Grumpy_chap said:

cymruchris said:

tie you to a chair and drip melted candle wax onto your legs 

I have never received this level of personal service / attention from Ford

Er....where would you find this kind of service.........asking for a friend..

Er.... Peugeot, apparently.  Part of the "Just Add Fuel" package.  Obviously, I don't have any first-hand experience but Welsh Chris can probably provide more information.

So if I go into the showroom do I just ask the salesman to treat me like a naughty boy or do I ask for a 107 with a 6k mileage?

@cymruchris has the full details.  It is a level of service I have never received from Ford.  Maybe you have to take the 107 on 6k mileage and then go vastly over mileage?

Dr_Crypto

A bit specialist for me but I'll give it a go!

AdrianC

Peugeot haven't built 107s for six years.

Dr_Crypto

6 years or 6k miles?

cymruchris

Dr_Crypto said:

Grumpy_chap said:

Alanp said:

Grumpy_chap said:

cymruchris said:

tie you to a chair and drip melted candle wax onto your legs 

I have never received this level of personal service / attention from Ford

Er....where would you find this kind of service.........asking for a friend..

Er.... Peugeot, apparently.  Part of the "Just Add Fuel" package.  Obviously, I don't have any first-hand experience but Welsh Chris can probably provide more information.

So if I go into the showroom do I just ask the salesman to treat me like a naughty boy or do I ask for a 107 with a 6k mileage?

It has to be at least a 406 to get that level of specialist attention! (And yes I know they haven't been made for years either)

Dr_Crypto

  

Flight3287462

seatbeltnoob said:

At a point in time PPI was the buyers fault, 

I saw these products appear in the late 80s early 90s and it was clear to anyone with half a brain cell that they were a rip off.  Some folk should take someone with a bit of knowledge if they don't understand what they are signing up for.

cymruchris

Hunyani_Flight_825 said:

seatbeltnoob said:

At a point in time PPI was the buyers fault, 

I saw these products appear in the late 80s early 90s and it was clear to anyone with half a brain cell that they were a rip off.  Some folk should take someone with a bit of knowledge if they don't understand what they are signing up for.

I’m actually quite upset - as I never signed up for PPI ever - as I always thought it was a con - but as a result I haven’t been able to apply to get my PPI back as I never had any. I deserve compensation for not being able to claim! 

NottinghamKnight

cymruchris said:

Hunyani_Flight_825 said:

seatbeltnoob said:

At a point in time PPI was the buyers fault, 

I saw these products appear in the late 80s early 90s and it was clear to anyone with half a brain cell that they were a rip off.  Some folk should take someone with a bit of knowledge if they don't understand what they are signing up for.

I’m actually quite upset - as I never signed up for PPI ever - as I always thought it was a con - but as a result I haven’t been able to apply to get my PPI back as I never had any. I deserve compensation for not being able to claim! 

and the 8% interest applied to the compo, different times.

gord115

Just had a look and the excess mileage charge is 4.2p per mile.
So if you doubled the mileage you would pay 4.2 x 18000 = £756 after 3 years
Am I the only one who thinks this is reasonable?