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mcsimmo



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Is this a good time to buy?

There seems to be a lot of dealer promotions running at present, a sign of times for JLR? Updated- Waiting for a Scotland v England 6 Nations home win. 24th Feb 2018
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What are the offers you have seen?
My local JLR Dealers definitely seem to have a lot of stock on their forecourt, and around their site generally, but I haven't spotted any real advertising.

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I would say this is an excellent time to buy a new Land Rover if you don’t mind taking a major hit on depreciation as diesel cars become more & more unpopular Whistle

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Or you could just buy the petrol option. 21MY Defender 90 S 3.0 D200

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At a 10k premium Shocked

Every other manufacturer charged less for their petrol variants, except LR Confused

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Really?

P250 Velar is £2k cheaper than D240

The new Evoque petrol is around £2k cheaper than the equivalent hp diesel

D5 is couple of hundred £ cheaper (not much granted)

DS will no doubt be the same once the 2019 model is introduced 21MY Defender 90 S 3.0 D200

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Mikey



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That has changed VERY recently then...

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Mid-january, a petrol Evoque + petrol DS were 6k more than the diesel equivalent...

More expensive models had a higher price differential

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I don't think diesels will become more and more unpopular - they have so many inherent advantages for some motorists that they will remain their first choice - particularly on the second hand market - unless of course the Government mucks it all up even further with more ill judged interventions.

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