SIDC 10% discount query? Why isnt sti8 ppp £1800!!!
If you read page 4 of the latest true grip mag cheam motors are clearly offering 10% discount on parts and labour?
So - does that mean ppp is £1800 off them?
I have just negotiated £1900 with the puchase of my sti8 from mainland (who in the back of the mag on p48 also give discount - 10% i believe?)
So
1. Does this count when people feel like it?
2. Should i moan and ask for 100 quid back from mainland?
3. Is anything from prodrive exempt from the deal?
Also do TSL do 10% off, a firestorm at £330 sounds quite good
So - does that mean ppp is £1800 off them?
I have just negotiated £1900 with the puchase of my sti8 from mainland (who in the back of the mag on p48 also give discount - 10% i believe?)
So
1. Does this count when people feel like it?
2. Should i moan and ask for 100 quid back from mainland?
3. Is anything from prodrive exempt from the deal?
Also do TSL do 10% off, a firestorm at £330 sounds quite good

edcase - the advert clearly says parts and labour? so if you wanted a set of mudflaps you wouldnt get 10% off?
I would be interested if any dealer reading would like to give the real cost of the ppp to them?
I would be interested if any dealer reading would like to give the real cost of the ppp to them?
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No, you would get the discount on mudflaps. PPP is a special case as its not a seperate parts and labout cost, its an all-inclusive price, you cant split it.
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I know what you are saying, all I know is that PPP is a 'special case'. I'm sure I heard someone say that the dealer doesn't actually make any profit, or no profit from the fitting or something.
Anyway...
Anyway...
Edcase,
I can guarantee you the dealer makes more than 10% margin on the cost of the PPP but you have to remember that doesn't include their time to fit it so out of the margin they make, they have to deduct the cost of the time to fit it. The rest is "real" profit.
Matt
I can guarantee you the dealer makes more than 10% margin on the cost of the PPP but you have to remember that doesn't include their time to fit it so out of the margin they make, they have to deduct the cost of the time to fit it. The rest is "real" profit.
Matt
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