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Old 20-06-2010, 03:27 PM   #1
HerthaBSC
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Default Econectic price rise??

Hi guys I am new to this forum and I am looking at buying an econectic at some stage this year. I went to a dealership the other day and the salesman told me that after the end of the finnacial year the current deal on the econectic will disappear. The RRP will stay at 24,990 but they will no longer be doing it for that price as driveaway no more to pay.

Now I am sure he is just trying to get me to buy now rather than later in the year but will I really be looking at paying $28 000 for an econectic at the end of the year. Surely they won't be asking that much on top of what the petrol Fiesta are selling for?? Shoul I wait or jump in now before the end of the month?

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