United Taxis 11 wrote:
Well I still got money off the car youse call it what you want but I know what I bought thanks, And even though yes VAT still goes to the government the deal was called 0 percent VAT offer so that is what how I referred to it and if you had looked at the Skoda website in the 1st place you would have known what I was on about. that's all I'm saying happy new year Everyone
No argument mate, every airport with a Dixons has "NO UK VAT TO PAY" offers on cameras, laptops, etc but still CHARGE 20 per cent VAT, I dont know why they dont just say theres a a discount
its always the nett price (bottom line) thats you pay regardless
what model did you have, what price was it?
1.6tdi superb estates seem to start about £17K hatchbacks about £15K
or an ex-demo 2.0tdi on a 12 plate, 7000 miles at £16250 inc vat (Id get £2708 back and only pay £13541)
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Driver, Passenger And Front Side Air Bags,Cruise Control,17In Alloy Wheels,Radio/CD Autochanger/MP3,Anti-Lock Brakes,Rear Seat - ISOFIX Anchorage Point,Air Conditioning,Alarm,Front Head Air Bags,Electronic Stability Programme,Trip Computer,Driver/Passenger Seat Height Adjustment,Front/Rear Electric Windows,Power-Assisted Steering,Remote Central Door Locking,Driver Air Bag Knee,Driver/Passenger Seat Lumbar Support,Front Armrest,Rear Parking Aid,Front Head Restraints,Rake/Reach Adjustable Steering Column/Wheel,Seats Split Rear,Rear Windows Tinted Glass,Electric Folding Door Mirrors,Body Coloured Bumpers,Steering Wheel Leather,Eight Speakers,Front Fog Lights,Cup Holder,Immobiliser,Gear Knob Leather,Rear Seat Belt Pre-Tensioners,Roof Rails,Suede interior