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New Car Delivery Charge Rip Off.
Why do these retailers of new cars require extra for delivery. I know they have to be brought to the garage for collection but surely the charge should be swallowed up in the price of the car. Another rip off. Any suggestions of how to bargain my way out of paying an extra few hundred.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Few cars come from the UK now, my Vauxhall Zafira came from Germany it would have cost over £300 to go and pick it up plus a long drive.
Just tell the retailer you want an 'all in price' or you will go to another dealer, there is a lot of competition for your custom so just bargain your way to a better price.
Just tell the retailer you want an 'all in price' or you will go to another dealer, there is a lot of competition for your custom so just bargain your way to a better price.
Most car manufacturers will quote a RRP and a Recommended OTR price. This is the on-the-road price and is quoted as the normal retail price that you pay and it includes delivery, 12 month road fund and DVLA First registration fee (currently £55). So, you do pay a delivery fee...even if you don't notice!
It's up to you to get the best discount you can on the OTR price to negate all these add-ons.
It's up to you to get the best discount you can on the OTR price to negate all these add-ons.
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