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Sparks
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Post by Sparks »

Bodes well for trade in time.
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Stoopo
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Just checked the Ford Direct site. Prices really are going mad! All about £2k up on equivalent motors from three weeks ago.
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Madness isnt it,why js that? It means some people are being priced out of a puma and into a craptur,puke and a kamiq
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Madness isnt it,why js that? It means some people are being priced out of a puma and into a craptur,puke and a kamiq
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Supply and demand. Shortage of some parts means new cars have a longer waiting list therefore nearly new are in demand.

With 1400 on the clock I saved £6k on a 26/10/20 motor. Still smells new. Now I’d save £4K. Still a decent saving on new though.

When I bought my 6 month old Focus Diesel Titanium with mega spec and 5k on the clock I saved nearly £10k. That was a 65 plate 2016. Lots of Focuses to choose from. Less so the Puma.
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Hopefully they will get the shortage sorted out,think.its something called semi conducters is the shortage,at the moment buying one is impossible I don't mind waiting until.prices stabilise
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Prices going back up instead of dropping,fingers crossed they drop abit next year,even the non hybrids are going for between £17500 and £19500 in titanium form,im glad im in a position to wait,
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Post by Seth »

Waiting could mean even higher price. It's sort of gambling.
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Hopefully prices will start dropping soon,im looking for a long term car so im looking for a high spec,however im currently leaning towards a skoda either kamiq or scala,seen a scala 1.5 auto with glass roof,power tailgate,auto park etc for £19000 cant get a puma for that,saw a kamiq with Auto park,adaptive cruise control,rear cam blis for £16000,no puma at that price with that spec on,I dont want to buy anything other than a puma,but I feel priced out at the moment,just the waiting is killing me for a price drop
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Post by Seth »

I don't know your situation, but I think that sometimes price shouldn't be the highest priority, especially in long term car.
I was in FB group about Kamiq. Two things were reported all the time:
- water in front reflectors. If dealer agrees to replace as of warranty, new ones have the same problem. I heard from my local dealer (very honest salesman, it's rare) that this is general problem in Skoda.
- back of driver seat does not hold position
For me it's no-go.
I almost cry when configure my Puma (same requirements as yours: long term, high spec [very high to be honest]) but I hope I'm buying car without serious issues. Something like extra pay for no troubles.
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Report in today's motoring press says used car prices have soared in the last two months and will continue to do so. Reason: less new cars are being made due to a huge shortage of microchips.
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