Grriff
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Looking at the above posts, the delivery time would seem to be about 5 months. We ordered ours from a main dealer on 19th May with delivery date of 31st August. That looks optimistic.
Yeah mine was pretty much bang on 5 monthsLooking at the above posts, the delivery time would seem to be about 5 months. We ordered ours from a main dealer on 19th May with delivery date of 31st August. That looks optimistic.
I felt the same. Lost all excitement. Can't believe you ordered yours in November and still waiting. That's just not good enough. The car I'm getting isn't the one I ordered just one that Octopus got hold of! Complete sh#t show from MGI've got so bored and frustrated waiting for mine I've lost a lot of my excitement. Ordered November through Arval salary sacrifice scheme, just had revised delivery estimate after another, should've been delivered yesterday but wasn't. Called them and they in turn called Norton Way who apparently say they have the car but delays with the PDI, got a revised estimate of July 20th blah blah. I've gotten so impatient that I've started tinkering with my Mazda 3 again remapping it and ordered a bigger intercooler for distraction ?
How mad is it that the dealer is about 60 miles away when I have at least 4 MG dealers with in 25 miles of meOctopus avoid the question when I ask who the dealer is ?
As I understand it those that order through a salary sacrifice scheme or PCP don't have a choice of dealers, it depends who the finance company have made the supply contract with. Car manufacturers will supply these car wholesalers with cars at a lower price because they are bulk buying.I've given up trying to understand how this works. I didn't even start contemplating buying an EV until 31st March and drove away in my new car on 13th April. I was talking to another forum member who bought an identical car to mine from the same dealer only a couple of weeks before me, again pretty much walking in off the street and getting it.
I get it that there are special orders, and less easily available specs that some people want, but the discrepancy in waiting times seems ludicrous.
Call Norton Way directly - they are really helpful (at least they were for me). Gave me a date and stuck to it.I've got so bored and frustrated waiting for mine I've lost a lot of my excitement. Ordered November through Arval salary sacrifice scheme, just had revised delivery estimate after another, should've been delivered yesterday but wasn't. Called them and they in turn called Norton Way who apparently say they have the car but delays with the PDI, got a revised estimate of July 20th blah blah. I've gotten so impatient that I've started tinkering with my Mazda 3 again remapping it and ordered a bigger intercooler for distraction ?
As I understand it those that order through a salary sacrifice scheme or PCP don't have a choice of dealers, it depends who the finance company have made the supply contract with. Car manufacturers will supply these car wholesalers with cars at a lower price because they are bulk buying.
The problem is, unlike cash buyers, they aren't flexible with the specification, the customer has to have the model and colour they've ordered.
Cash buyers are also prioritised over salary sacrifice and PCP buyers because it's easy for them to change their mind and go elsewhere.
It is the same with leased cars. The leasing companies buy from garages which offer them a good deal.As I understand it those that order through a salary sacrifice scheme or PCP don't have a choice of dealers, it depends who the finance company have made the supply contract with. Car manufacturers will supply these car wholesalers with cars at a lower price because they are bulk buying.
The problem is, unlike cash buyers, they aren't flexible with the specification, the customer has to have the model and colour they've ordered.
Cash buyers are also prioritised over salary sacrifice and PCP buyers because it's easy for them to change their mind and go elsewhere.
I would have thought that you could get it serviced in Carlisle. I live in Sheffield but bought my car from a garage in Burnley. I will be taking it to MG in Sheffield for servicing.I've just ordered a MG4 thru works Salary Sacrifice scheme (run by Novuna). I'm in Cumbria and the dealer is going to be in Stoke ! (Holdcroft Stoke). Hoping I don't have to get it serviced there as there's a MG dealer in Carlisle. Or Holdcroft themselves have a dealer in Warrington which is much closer to me than Stoke
Bristol Street MotorsI would have thought that you could get it serviced in Carlisle. I live in Sheffield but bought my car from a garage in Burnley. I will be taking it to MG in Sheffield for servicing.
By the way who is the MG dealer in Carlisle? I used to live near there.