Yeah tracker can be a little out, my experience was about a week in transit and a week at the port/ferry and a week to get to the dealers
The tracker is way off. I received mine at the end of September, and it's still showing in transit on the tracker
Who cares about the 20 tags, just get the car. A 69 reg is awesome anyway.
I’ve had a few new cars over the years and always wait for the new reg if it’s a matter of a few weeks wait.Mark my word, when your salesman tells you the RS has arrived at the dealer you won’t care about which Reg no. you get be it 69 or 20.
You will want that car ASAP, and start to enjoy this awesome motor.
Enjoy
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If you look at values of a 66 plate Dec versus a 2017 (Mar) plate you will find the equivalent of about 4 months depreciation which can indeed be £2k . Even 28 Feb 66 to 1 Mar 17 can have a 4 figure effect.Totally agree, having sold many at a reg just before the new reg has come out it makes a few hundred pounds if that.
As it stands if the tracker is even half way right I will get it in a couple of weeks. No way I am waiting 6 weeks for it when driving a Hyundai i20
Sorry I disagree... based on extensive experience too. There is always a month on month depreciation factor of £x'00 a month but on year change and Reg change there is usually a double hit. Car prices currently are all over the place with the Brexit Bolloxcks and are up and down on a regular basis.
12 weeks....but that's for us guys in Australia. Been quoted BW12 for my Exclusive colour RS3 so won't be seeing it until June, but I suspect the shipping of the car to the UK will be much shorter. It will come down to when you can get a build slot.
