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Probably too late to give an opinion, but I found PCP works great. I used AutoEbid to get the quote for the new car (local dealer offered me 1% discount and 4.9% finance, I ended up with 9% discount and 2.9% finance). WBAC, after knocking me about £300 for scuffs on 2 wheels, gave me £4,700...

Having just changed my A4, I can't believe what's happened to prices. In April, WBAC were quoting (online) £16,000, a few hundred more than the PCP settlement. My local Audi dealer tried to get me interested in changing and offered me a Vorsprung 1.5L A3 for over £400pm on PCP with a £5k...

Mine did the same thing from new, intermittently. It was always within a couple of minutes of locking and I just assumed something wasn't closed properly. It never occurred to me there was a fault :) When it did happen, I just held the unlock button on the key to get the windows to drop, and...

I waved bye bye to mine

Looks like that's it. On the configurator, even a Technik in any colour has the black aerial and grill bars. Not sure why Audi would do this.

Because it's a black edition, though to be fair, your user pic isn't so who knows. On the configurator, all trim levels look like they have black grill bars and roof ariel

I've got a year or so before I need to do something and really have little enthusiasm for anything out there. My son just collect an F-Pace which I must admit is very nice and could well be my choice, if I wanted one of those SUV kind of cars. Which I don't. Seeing the new S3 saloon (when...

Audi Ensurance will provide you with what looks to be a much nicer car, at a horrific cost...…..to the 3rd party insurer. BUT, having experience of something similar in the past, it'll be you that signs all the rental documents accepting the rental charge etc, so if for any reason it's not 100%...

After all this time, I still choke every time I read this :tearsofjoy:

Count yourself lucky then. I do 6/7k and the car is just over 2 years old and asking for it's second oil change service for which the dealer quotes £300+. Reminds me, I need to book it in. On the subject of using an indy, when I queried this with the dealer, they said it was no problem in...

I agree with @jds_sg. Just adding my wife (who will never drive my car) cuts the cost by hundreds. Funnily enough, also with LV for a second year as well, though sadly not for as low as £258 but well below £400 with business use, street parking at work and home and including protected bonus.

Sadly not impressed so far. I had a call from Performance Car Specialists about the loan car, but they didn't want to talk further without the repair being booked. Then, 2 days after notifying Ensurance, a call from their repairer who wanted to book me in for the 8th......of January! On...

Parked in the street near my office. I went out yesterday afternoon and saw a note on the windscreen saying "sorry, backed into you" with just a phone number. I looked at the bumper and saw a small scuff (to be honest, I think that's just a smudge in the dirt) and thought "why bother leaving a...

Just starting the process of having to use Ensurance and I can't help thinking this could get expensive for someone. Sorry about offensive lack of shine @cuke2u

I'd look around some more Chris. A 2 year old £15k car on pcp at £230 pm! Mines £256 pm on pcp from new with a guaranteed value after 4 years equal to the price of the car you're looking at.

I'd say much less than + 6 weeks. It tends to built within a week, say a week for the train to the port and the boat ride and maybe a week for moving to the dealer and a few days for them to do their bit. Well that was mine anyway, panel shop 02/11 and collected 27/11. Of course, that assumes...

Surprised about the fuel economy comment. My long term average, of close to 90% urban driving is 30 which compares to my previous 2.0tfsi B7 that showed 23. Outside of town is where it really shines though. 200 odd miles of A (single and dual), B and single lane country roads yesterday gave...

I suppose a couple of thoughts would be that firstly it's supposed to help avoid an accident, and plenty of people here have seen it work as advertised, but not to replace what the driver should be doing anyway i.e. not to be relied upon. Another point would be that if your son was braking...

I must admit I assumed pre-sense "city" would only work at slow speeds, primarily to help avoid hitting the odd pedestrian that walks in front of you whilst looking at their phone with earphones on. Until last week, (and thanks to seeing a post ages ago by Cuke2u, I have set to "late") I'd only...

I could be wrong, but don't we also have to turn off anti-skid/traction control too? Well that's what I'd read and tried and can only say it's a very noisy/tyre wearing experience with the 190 i.e. 2wd. Pretty sure it's also a lot slower than just selecting "S" and planting your right foot.