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PauloAmore



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Strong Pound / Import a RRS?

http://www.landrover.de/assets/de/de/Vehic...1_2006.pdf
http://www.landrover.co.uk/gb/en/Vehicles/...Prices.htm

Thats £5K off gents.

74,100.00 EUR
Euro = 48,832.87 GBP

Of course, there may be some UK specific options or a RHD surcharge on a German HSE. Anyone know?

Anyone recommend a dealer? Lead times?

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i saved 2.5k as well as got a lot faster delivery by ordering from alliance car importers. was very impressed with their service 2.7 TDV6 HSE 2007 finnally arrived

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PauloAmore



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JayMann wrote:
My RRS is a import as most of my cars have been i'll get you my guy's number in the morning just remind me if i forget Wink


There is a 2nd hand Bonetti Grey 4.4 on the landrover site that is on at approx. £30,500. My dealer claims that it is so low becuase it's an import.

I must say that I've had enough of that sh@t. Dealers lowering values to suit their network. How can 2 exactly the same apples be priced different second hand? They're not.

It's not our fault that the pound is strong v the Euro.

Any other reasons not to take advantage of this?

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And it's a 4.4 which was never the most popular spec here.... thirsty engine without the tradeoff of the SCs performance. 

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you save at the start on import, so dont expect to gain at the end - this is the basic logic I think. Basically, those of us you purchased through the UK network, supporting UK dealers etc shouldn't have to suffer depreciation against cars purchased from overseas - the advantage of importing is to reduce the total outlay - the depreciation should be the same

just my personal opinion

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PauloAmore



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Kaine wrote:
you save at the start on import, so dont expect to gain at the end - this is the basic logic I think. Basically, those of us you purchased through the UK network, supporting UK dealers etc shouldn't have to suffer depreciation against cars purchased from overseas - the advantage of importing is to reduce the total outlay - the depreciation should be the same

just my personal opinion


HI kaine. I get what your saying. I believe thought that an apple is apple. If it's exactly the same and it's available locally, they are worth the same. If "grey" imports are available cheaper, I would think it would devalue the UK supplied ones. I'm just not buying into the "hocus pocus" from the dealers.

I understand you get what you pay for though!

I'm going to email a foreign dealer to see what they quote.

Does anyone have a recommendation on a European dealer?

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