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Originally posted by portas1971 View PostWow, great price. Jump at that. Best price I’ve seen anywhere yet. Was that with 12 months reg too?
In regard to NLC, the chap I dealt with tried to sell me their finance and although it sounded good, ultimately you just end up paying more for the car, so my deal was made with no finance or loan.
Correct, that was drive away price. Of note, I did not include sunroof in the spec. The fully loaded R-Line maybe a bit more popular or in higher demand and I don't believe they can or will discount on extras / equipment packs.
My dealings with NLC have been good, no BS and straight to the point.Golf MK7 | 110 TDI | DSG | Highline |Limestone Grey | 'Rotary' Wheels | Driver Assist
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Took delivery yesterday of an Indium Grey Sportline with sunroof and tow bar, drive away price $49,400 (was $48 without towbar), and I took the 1.8% finance deal. Called 23 dealers in 2 days. Pretty happy, drove it back from the north coast yesterday the adaptive lane guidance is GOLD, also tried the waterbottle hack which worked a treat..Last edited by Janus77; 11-05-2018, 09:50 AM.Tiguan 162tsi Sportline
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Originally posted by Janus77 View PostTook delivery yesterday of an Indium Grey Sportline with sunroof and tow bar, drive away price $49,400 (was $48 without towbar), and I took the 1.8% finance deal. Called 23 dealers in 2 days. Pretty happy, drove it back from the north coast yesterday the adaptive lane guidance is GOLD, also tried the waterbottle hack which worked a treat..
Have to ask...waterbottle hack?
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if you search youtube for "waterbottle hack vw adaptive lane guidance" you'll find it.. Not recommending it, just noting that it worked.
Have only done 350km so far, figured i'd give it closer to 1000km of moderate driving before i see how well it goes. Very happy, they're a well appointed vehicle for the money. Driving back home yesterday i had a moment when i thought "the future is now", it's amazing the technology they can pack into cars these days.Last edited by Janus77; 11-05-2018, 12:06 PM.Tiguan 162tsi Sportline
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There was another video where a guy tried to wedge an orange into the wheel, didn’t work though as it wasn’t heavy enough. There were a couple of tighter corners where it struggled to hold the line and this could have been due to the weight of the bottle, so you still need to pay attention.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkTiguan 162tsi Sportline
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Hi all
We have been searching for a new car for the past 12 months and finally settled on a Tiguan. We are in no rush.
We live in North west sydney and have tried 3 dealers around here and have been disappointed with the offers.
The 2 cars we have attempted to get deals on have been:
- 2018 132TSI White Tiguan Comfortline with Luxury and DAP ( prefer no sunroof but have been told that we still have to pay $5000 for luxury package even if it had no sunroof). Best price so far is $52,000 drive away. We were told by the dealer that they are popular and dealers don't need to discount these as they are always in high demand
- 2018 162 TSI White Tiguan Highline with DAP. Told today that can go to $52,800.
Realistically what is the best price we could expect to get for either of these cars in Sydney ??
Thanks
Anna
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How much did you pay for your Tiguan?
You’ll do better on cars which are in stock, so the best way to get a deal will be to call all the dealers (I called 20+ PM me if you want info) and see if any have the car you want with the options you want in stock. You may have to settle on a few colour options you can accept as really specific criteria will leave you few options.
I was also told they were very popular and hard to find during my search, the dealers who told me this generally offered the highest prices.. I found more than enough of the model I wanted to get some competitive offers.
Nothing wrong with calling and asking them if they can beat the best price you have been offered, there are a lot of Volkswagen dealers around.
Above said $52,800 for a high line with DAP doesn’t sound like a bad price.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkLast edited by Janus77; 11-05-2018, 07:31 PM.Tiguan 162tsi Sportline
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Have tried calling dealers but many don't call back and others refuse to negotiate on the phone.
Even in person I have had arguments with 1 dealer who refused to negotiate on a price unless I was ready to make a deposit then and there; I refused to guarantee any payment until I saw the deal.
One manager even refused to come and talk to me ( according to the salesman) unless I was ready to buy then and there. Was very rude and stated that my 'bosses time is very precious' and he won't negotiate unless you are ready to pay a deposit now.
Of course I walked away after hearing this
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How much did you pay for your Tiguan?
Sounds like you’ve received some very poor service, sorry to hear. I ended up with almost a set dialogue which may or may not help, it seemed to work for me.
Went along the lines of asking to speak to someone regarding pricing on a Tiguan, then when speaking to the salesperson I’d explain which model and options I was looking for, and ask if they had anything in stock (I needed a car delivered within a week).
I would tell the salesman I was calling a list of dealers looking for the best price, I’d tell them the best offer I had received so far and asked if they could do any better. “I’m calling all the dealers trying to get the best price I can”. Any who insisted I’d need to put a deposit, I’d decline to do so stating they weren’t the first nor the last dealer on my list, and to just give me their best price. Probably 75% tried to give me their best price and were appreciative that it was an easy price offer and not too much work from their side, the rest pulled similar stunts you’ve experienced.
If you send me a PM I can give you a couple of leads on where I found salesmen to be enthusiastic and willing to work for the sale.. I only collected my car yesterday and all the negotiations were last week, so the dealer list I have is current.
Ps. I had to call back 20% of the dealers on my list as they didn’t get back to me.
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Originally posted by amm9443 View PostHave tried calling dealers but many don't call back and others refuse to negotiate on the phone.Last edited by portas1971; 11-05-2018, 09:07 PM.MY18.5 Tiguan - R-Line/DAP/Sunroof in Tungsten Silver
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Originally posted by sharp View Post1.8% is only for lower models. It's set by the head office. The dealer has no power to change it.MY18 TIGUAN 162TSI Sportline | DarkNight Tint
MY14.5 PASSAT 118TSI | Octane Tint
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