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Agreed. It should light up.
I see you've done the copper mod on yours too. Looks so much better than the gloss black.
Yeah, the copper logo on the steering wheel was just a little bit to minimal. It needed something subtle in the middle of the car..
Well, a bit more progress. Just had a call from the dealers directly, a courtesy call to let me know that everything is going as planned tomorrow. No time assigned yet, the vehicle is with the delivery company at present so its down to their logistics planning. Booked for morning but we shall see tomorrow!
I've not had anyone in the car that doesn't agree it looks better. As you said the copper solely on the steering wheel is a bit odd.
What specific wrap material is it? Might throw it on mine, if I can get a small bit for a couple of quid.
Zen, very quick turnaround from arriving at the dealers to delivery date. The dealer is Vindis, can't fault the service so far anyway!
!!! Typical well I’ve told them but aswell as the battery cover missing I’m back to getting annoyed NOW
I am also hoping to take delivery tomorrow
Zen have confirmed it’s on at the moment so fingers crossed
Probably won’t be allowed to buy petrol by then !
As ever with Boris, the words are rather vague. As I understand it, travel to and from work is permitted so long as it is absolutely necessary and cannot be done from home.
Clearly, your car delivery cannot be conducted without the driver leaving home but as to whether or not it's absolutely necessary for your car to be delivered is a matter of opinion/judgement. Not looking to cause any controversy but it could be argued that it is necessary if you're a doctor or another 'key' worker but not if the car is going to sit outside your house for the next three months while you're socially isolating.
Hope you get a satisfactory outcome.
Clearly, your car delivery cannot be conducted without the driver leaving home but as to whether or not it's absolutely necessary for your car to be delivered is a matter of opinion/judgement. Not looking to cause any controversy but it could be argued that it is necessary if you're a doctor or another 'key' worker but not if the car is going to sit outside your house for the next three months while you're socially isolating.
Hope you get a satisfactory outcome.
Can you please update on here. I don’t want to arrange insurance and pay the ‘deposit’ tomorrow if it then can’t be delivered for a month!
All non essential retail has been ordered to close. Car dealers would fall under this. As mine is due for delivery, perhaps it's already passed the 'retail' part of the channel, will see what happens tomorrow. I expect my car is probably already on a trailer somewhere between MK and the North West.
A delay wouldn't be the worst thing, bit pointless having a car sat outside not being used, as I'd be very shocked (and I expect some of my colleagues very argumentative) if we arent all told to work from home tomorrow onwards, especially with the following wording taken from the HM Gov published statement:
You should only leave the house for one of four reasons.
●Shopping for basic necessities, for example food and medicine, which must be as infrequent as possible.
●One form of exercise a day,for example a run, walk, or cycle -alone or with members of your household.
●Any medical need, or to provide care or to help a vulnerable person.
●Travelling to and from work, but only where this absolutely cannot be done from home
I read that as you can travel for jobs that cannot be done from home i.e. delivery drivers, but anyone office based who could work from home now must.
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You have a 14 day cooling off period so you can cancel penalty free. Insurance companies still charge a cancellation fee but if you do need to cancel, I would do my best to get them to waive the charge given the circumstances
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