(24-10-2024, 09:52 AM)Mark604 Wrote: If the former then you need to go back to where you bought it from and tell them.
Yes, brand new. First time I've ever had a brand new car so all a bit daunting. Not something I'd normally do but with the re-introduction of diesel Berlingos and the lack of much on the second hand market that suited what I wanted I decided there was a first time for anything. Still in my first 100 miles. Yes I think you're right - I need to go back to the showroom.
Berlingo until 2018 then a Skoda Yeti, now back to Berlingo:
Berlingo 1.5 BlueHDi 130 Plus M EAT8 Start+Stop 5
24-10-2024, 01:58 PM (This post was last modified: 24-10-2024, 02:03 PM by DavidM.)
(24-10-2024, 01:50 PM)dougienisbet Wrote:
(24-10-2024, 09:52 AM)Mark604 Wrote: If the former then you need to go back to where you bought it from and tell them.
Yes, brand new. First time I've ever had a brand new car so all a bit daunting. Not something I'd normally do but with the re-introduction of diesel Berlingos and the lack of much on the second hand market that suited what I wanted I decided there was a first time for anything. Still in my first 100 miles. Yes I think you're right - I need to go back to the showroom.
I think Spare Wheel was an option at the time you ordered it.
Which I’d assume should have been offered to you.
Brochure price £100 but it’s not clear what that includes.
Mine is the Vauxhall version but they are all similar. The cage only was a reasonable £25 from my local dealer although the bolt assembly and fitting kit was about £45. Wheels from PSA are expensive but they are cheaper from ebay or a second hand one. I got a new full size wheel and tyre for £99. Easy to fit but you need to jack the car up to hook the frame in place.
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