Advice Please!!! 197/197 r27 - Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Dyewitness]

I have a 197 in Ultra Red on order, xenons, climate and folding door mirrors, dealer ordering in and doing it as a pre-reg for £13995 with 12 months road tax, due 17.9.2007......now the spanner in the works....been won over by the cheeky little minx that is the r27 and offered one for £14263 with xenons/climate/folding door mirrors which is a amazing deal, not pre-reg either......now questions for you guys...

(1) Do I cancel my order for the normal 197, have £200 deposit down. If so is this easily done.

(2) Do I go for a r27?

I wont lie this is really doing my head in at the moment, still trying to sell my baby arctic blue 182 and thats stressing me out as well.

Would appreciate your views and any advices.....

 

[Dyewitness]

please note r27 offered by rival dealer from one normal 197 ordered from

 

[DrR]

R27 as it's only costing £400 more!!

 

[daydotz]

600 with the lost deposit but still mighty tempting i think id taker the r27 does it have recaros ? std also do you get a choice of colour

 

[DrR]

ok if you wanna be exact £468

 

[daydotz]

thats me told lol

 

[Bubbles]

Thats an amazing price for the R27 babe... especially with all those options, go for it change the order!

 

[kully]

defo go for the r27

 

[Alan]

The R all day!!

 

[Peperami]

R27, why the hell are you even asking!?

 

[Daniel]

R27, why the hell are you even asking!?

^

 

[Sarah]

r27 you know ull regret it if you dont go for it!

 

[Dyewitness]

well as have a car on order and dont know how the feck to get out of it!

 

[KI8RKW]

R27, why the hell are you even asking!?

 

[Ally]

R27, why the hell are you even asking!?

Agree!

Even if you can't get the £200 back so what? Ask the competing garage if they'll take a further £200 off the R27 if you want to be cheeky, but that sounds an excellent deal even taking a lost £200 into account IMO...

 

[Brasseye]

id change

 

[Ally]

well as have a car on order and dont know how the feck to get out of it!

If you've not paid anything else then sod them. In theory I'm sure they could pursue you for backing out of the deal, but are they honestly likely to. I'm not really clear on this either but surely there'll be an easy way out mate.

 

[imperial04]

R27, why the hell are you even asking!?

^

ditto... get your a** down to renault and change!... :evil:

 

[Giles]

do what you like, if you still like what you have order your 197....

get one

 

[Sarah]

make some excuse up........unforseen circumstances etc

im sure plenty of ppl back out of cars last min and im sure they will soon sell it to someone else

 

[Dyewitness]

600 with the lost deposit but still mighty tempting i think id taker the r27 does it have recaros ? std also do you get a choice of colour

going to be red either way!

 

[DrR]

What dealer offered that price?

 

[Steve]

Thats cheap i got offered similar price minus xenons, there not selling, wonder why

 

[Dyewitness]

What dealer offered that price?

one in basingstoke and edinburgh as well

 

[ClioTom182]

is that hard haglin or is that the dealer putting his cards down straight away? Might be interesting to see how much movement that deals got in it.

Although tbh i wouldnt want to take the first owner hit on any 197 atm you all must be mad!

 

[Dyewitness]

is that hard haglin or is that the dealer putting his cards down straight away? Might be interesting to see how much movement that deals got in it.

Although tbh i wouldnt want to take the first owner hit on any 197 atm you all must be mad!

a bit of one dealer putting his cards on the table and another dealer closer to home saying he would match....cant imagine they would go any lower

 

[sh33n]

R27 for the extra defo.

 

[Dyewitness]

anyone ever cancelled a contract for a car in the past?

 

[tomhunt85]

If you ring up and say you wish to cancel the order due to an unexpected change in personal circumstances of which you can't go into they should cancel it. I'd even be cheeky and ask for the deposit back because of the 'situation' but if you lose it so what. Go for the R27!

 

[Leeshez]

If your paying that kind of money, i would pay a little more and get the R27.

 

[MickeyO]

Q: I have put a deposit on a brand new car, but I'm not happy with the deal and would like to pull out. Can I change my mind, or am I obliged to buy the car?
Michelle Ramshaw

A: Unfortunately, you're going to at least lose your deposit. Once a contract of sale has been entered into, neither party can simply 'cancel', but this does not mean to say that you now have to buy the car. As soon as you sign an order form, you enter a binding contract of sale. Your only options are then to continue with the contract, or put yourself in breach of contract by 'refusing to accept'.

If you 'refuse to accept' you will be liable for damages to the dealer for non-acceptance under the Sale of Goods Act 1979. The amount of these damages will be the difference between the contract price, (the price agreed between you and the dealer), and the market price, as well as any losses the seller has incurred in reliance on the sale, (for example administration costs, special alterations to the order and so on).

With mass-produced cars, the contract price is normally more or less the same as the market price, and the deposit will usually cover any losses

 

[Dyewitness]

should have an update today folks

 

[darren_rallye]

Ask the dealer you have the order already placed with if they'll match the deal?

I'd also get the R27 with the thinking that a special edition might have better residuals too?

 

[Mike-bham]

Q: I have put a deposit on a brand new car, but I'm not happy with the deal and would like to pull out. Can I change my mind, or am I obliged to buy the car?
Michelle Ramshaw

A: Unfortunately, you're going to at least lose your deposit. Once a contract of sale has been entered into, neither party can simply 'cancel', but this does not mean to say that you now have to buy the car. As soon as you sign an order form, you enter a binding contract of sale. Your only options are then to continue with the contract, or put yourself in breach of contract by 'refusing to accept'.

If you 'refuse to accept' you will be liable for damages to the dealer for non-acceptance under the Sale of Goods Act 1979. The amount of these damages will be the difference between the contract price, (the price agreed between you and the dealer), and the market price, as well as any losses the seller has incurred in reliance on the sale, (for example administration costs, special alterations to the order and so on).

With mass-produced cars, the contract price is normally more or less the same as the market price, and the deposit will usually cover any losses

So thats basically get the R27 then!

:rasp:

 

[172boost]

For the amount of time members have been shafted by stealers, here is your chance to take a bit of revenge on them. R27 all the way.

 

[Dyewitness]

just spoke to sales manager, they are going to check and see how far vehicle has progressed, to call back on monday, didnt sound very good tbh!

 

[AliasOmega]

speak to the r27 dealer, ask them how to get out of buying the 197..

im sure they can help you.

 

[theduck]

speak to the r27 dealer, ask them how to get out of buying the 197..

im sure they can help you.

best bit of advice on here!! If the other dealer wants your sale enough they will sort it out for you!

 

[Dyewitness]

speak to the r27 dealer, ask them how to get out of buying the 197..

im sure they can help you.

other dealer is providing me with advice so worst case I have a 197, best case I have a r27...not bad either way i guess!

 

[AliasOmega]

You will have some paperwork from the deal, check it over for the get out clause, ie.. cancellation of order, might be liable for ?% of the car.. etc..

Have a read before monday