- Location
- Cheltenham
Is that legal to ask a customer to do this? Very odd and very anti competitive is have thought.
New toy day
- Thread starter Gedd
- Start date
And what happens if you did sell it? Is there a penalty to pay, or is it not actually yours until after the year. Or do they just blacklist you and try and prevent you from buying another new one, ie to stop profiteering?
- Location
- West Suffolk
No idea, it was kind of sprung on me so I just went along with it.
Always amazes me what people will sign Without fully understanding what they have signed.
just done a bit of Googling and I would assume you signed something like this
'Brand new Land Rover vehicles are only sold by the Jaguar Land Rover retailer network. Land Rover classifies a new car as a vehicle under 12 months old from point of registration.
As part of the agreement to purchase a brand -new Land Rover it is a condition that you will not resell or export the vehicle to anyone other than an official Land Rover retailer for a period of no less than 12
months. Failure to comply with this request could result in Marshall Jaguar Land Rover refusing future vehicle sales to you'.
Basically to try and stop independent dealers and speculators from Buying to resell at vast profits.
Land Rover buyers refused delivery unless they agree to sell on clause | Auto Express
Land Rover dealers have been asking customers to agree not to sell outside dealer network
www.autoexpress.co.uk
ollie989898
Member
Someone selling JLR products is hardly likely to have the best moral compass, no?
- Location
- Lincs / Cambs border
Why is it any different to buying anything and selling it on for a profit that’s what business is surelyAlways amazes me what people will sign Without fully understanding what they have signed.
just done a bit of Googling and I would assume you signed something like this
'Brand new Land Rover vehicles are only sold by the Jaguar Land Rover retailer network. Land Rover classifies a new car as a vehicle under 12 months old from point of registration.
As part of the agreement to purchase a brand -new Land Rover it is a condition that you will not resell or export the vehicle to anyone other than an official Land Rover retailer for a period of no less than 12
months. Failure to comply with this request could result in Marshall Jaguar Land Rover refusing future vehicle sales to you'.
Basically to try and stop independent dealers and speculators from Buying to resell at vast profits.
Land Rover buyers refused delivery unless they agree to sell on clause | Auto Express
Land Rover dealers have been asking customers to agree not to sell outside dealer network
- Location
- West Suffolk
Yes that’s it. No mention of it till the day before pick up.Always amazes me what people will sign Without fully understanding what they have signed.
just done a bit of Googling and I would assume you signed something like this
'Brand new Land Rover vehicles are only sold by the Jaguar Land Rover retailer network. Land Rover classifies a new car as a vehicle under 12 months old from point of registration.
As part of the agreement to purchase a brand -new Land Rover it is a condition that you will not resell or export the vehicle to anyone other than an official Land Rover retailer for a period of no less than 12
months. Failure to comply with this request could result in Marshall Jaguar Land Rover refusing future vehicle sales to you'.
Basically to try and stop independent dealers and speculators from Buying to resell at vast profits.
Land Rover buyers refused delivery unless they agree to sell on clause | Auto Express
Land Rover dealers have been asking customers to agree not to sell outside dealer network
What could they have done if you hadn't signed? The deal was done in January wasn't it, could they have refused to honour the deal?
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I would just sell it and go to another dealer in future, using partners name if need be, anyway you could give it to son (not sell) and he can sell it.
- Location
- West Suffolk
I know it’s the principle, but I’ve never sold a car in the first year. When I was researching the model there were a few companies on YouTube that I’d say were resellers of new Defenders. I wonder how they got them?
With the new China defender, knock offAlways amazes me what people will sign Without fully understanding what they have signed.
just done a bit of Googling and I would assume you signed something like this
'Brand new Land Rover vehicles are only sold by the Jaguar Land Rover retailer network. Land Rover classifies a new car as a vehicle under 12 months old from point of registration.
As part of the agreement to purchase a brand -new Land Rover it is a condition that you will not resell or export the vehicle to anyone other than an official Land Rover retailer for a period of no less than 12
months. Failure to comply with this request could result in Marshall Jaguar Land Rover refusing future vehicle sales to you'.
Basically to try and stop independent dealers and speculators from Buying to resell at vast profits.
Land Rover buyers refused delivery unless they agree to sell on clause | Auto Express
Land Rover dealers have been asking customers to agree not to sell outside dealer network
Coming to the marketplace shortly will give them a run for their money.
- Location
- West Suffolk
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Car rental companies etc, who wont be banned from buying again?
Mark C
Member
- Location
- Bedfordshire
It’s pretty much unenforceable though. It’s to try to stop people buying them and claiming the ‘dealer finance contribution ‘ and then paying the finance off immediately and selling on at a profit. I believe theirs commission on the finance to be lost if settled within a certain timeframe
Bossfarmer
Member
- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
150k, higher or lower?
Bossfarmer
Member
- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
the new defenders look good, but would a used one be as reliable as say a bmw or audi? which have equal kerb appeal
- Location
- Lincolnshire
But you can pay the finance off and keep the car, I did many years ago when Ford did a similar scheme when scrapage scheme was running, after first monthly payment.
- Location
- Yorkshire
Lower surely
- Location
- Northumberland
I was told/offered £99k, albeit power command with manual spools.
The list of incentives appears to be growing, too.
The ex-hire ones Lloyds punted at euro auctions must feature in every conversation.
Bossfarmer
Member
- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
suppose it depends on what you call a 210? 210hp or 165