Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 10:06:08 -0000 From: "Ice Cream" <I-The-Tnopsamcketmail.com.SPAM> Subject: Re: Anyone Imported Saab into UK? - Another option
Before going down the import route make sure you have the best price for a UK supplied car. My technique for buying new in UK is. 1) Contact a car broker to get quote for exact model I want. I use Carfile on 01335 360763/360022 (website http://www.myownpage.co.uk/carfile.html 2) Go to my local dealer and ask them if they can match this price (be upfront). With me they have beaten the price. If there are any special dealer offers or finance deals this can be nearly as cheap as importing. And don't forget to ask for the free car mats, mudflaps and headlamp covers (etc) to clinch the deal! 3) Order car - get UK supplied car from local dealer, don't have to pay a large deposit to third party (or foreign dealer), only have to wait standard UK delivery. The best deals are always when buying "metal" that is a vehicle that is already held in stock by the dealer or in the UK. It can be worth making a preliminary visit to a dealer and show some interest in a quick delivery. He should then let you know if any vehicles are available. You then go away and start at 1). Little Green Man :-) <area51_roswellnopsamail.com> wrote in message news:a4p2h3$ap7$1nopsamsos.btinternet.com... > I have been looking around on the internet and have found a > number of garages that import Saabs into the UK. > > This can save over 4K on a Aero 9-3. > > Has any one used any of the garages in the UK or imported > on your own. > > I now understand that these garages place your order will Saab > and the car is made to order in about 6 weeks. > > Oh and yes I do know that all Saabs are imported. > > Many thanks. > > >
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