T7 discounts

[2haw]

Which dealer is this with.

Liverpool

 

[Corradobrit]

^Looks like a hearse in that spec.

 

[pjm-84]

Some but not all.... Hymer Venture S still at an arm and a leg.

I'll take that back ....3As have one and they have just dropped the price by £27k

 

[Lambeth Cali]

I don’t recall discounts this big on the T6.1 so shortly after release!

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I'm not sure I will ever be able to afford another van. If my 2008 Cali lasts another 16 years it will get me to 70 yrs old. Probably wont be vanning at that point.

Oddly though that £69k seems way more achievable than £82k. Its that £4.99 thing I think.

I just think people don't want to spend that much on a diesel vehicle in the current climate.

 

[The Merle]

Some but not all.... Hymer Venture S still at an arm and a leg.

Seen price drop on Autotrader one brand new just under 200k. Go for it you know you want one

 

[pjm-84]

Not until next year! I told the Mrs that she could give up her X5 and use that to commute to work and back......but its the only one that ticks all the boxes at the moment....if my 6ft 5in frame fits

We're nip back in and look at it next time we're up in Wales (every few weeks). Seen it in the flesh and it looks great but it was ask for access and I was hoping to spend less.

 

[BeeBee]

I keep getting emails re T7 from VW UK, re what a good purchase it would be.
Our T6 Ocean (2019) , in what would be called ‘minted condition , no doubt would fetch a good trade in price, however as my husband says “pity VW didn’t think about the two door nonsense” .

 

[sticky1]

For those that care about finance I got a mail saying they are now offering 0% on any California https://www.swanswaygarages.com/car...r - sales&utm_content=secure your 0% apr deal

 

[Wannabecamperman]

I’ve been keeping an eye on used prices for 2024 T6.1 Oceans and new prices for T7 Oceans. We are buying in October/November and deciding between these two options. I’ve noticed used T6.1 prices are holding up well, especially for the rare 4 Motion models, which still go for £75k to £80k for a 12-18 month old model with under 10k miles. However, I’ve also noticed a lot more T7s advertised on Autotrader with discounts, which seem to be growing as the year goes on. By the time we come to buy it looks like there will be very little difference in price between a decent low mileage used 1 year old T6.1 and a brand new T7.

This mirrors my own findings. I can't help wondering how many are using the T7 as a 'daily driver' due to the sunstantial (30 cms or so) overhang on car park spaces.

 

[Ian in Leicester]

I have been using as a daily driver without a problem, but I wouldn't use a tight multi-storey car park.

 

[Elmo3]

For those that care about finance I got a mail saying they are now offering 0% on any California https://www.swanswaygarages.com/cars/volkswagen-vans-hp/?title=Order your California eHybrid today &utm_source=marketingdelivery&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=liverpool vwcv - california 0% apr - sales&utm_content=secure your 0% apr deal

Seems they’re offering 4 years 0% finance across the whole new Cali range. A no brainer for anyone who’s ordering. Blimey…

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[Californication69]

Seems they’re offering 4 years 0% finance across the whole new Cali range. A no brainer for anyone who’s ordering. Blimey…

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Very nice if you have a spare 50% of purchase price to put down as a deposit.

 

[BeeBee]

Good discount deal if the T7 suits your needs, think we’ll just wait till they ‘correct their mistakes’ and the T7.1 comes around .

 

[WelshGas]

Good discount deal if the T7 suits your needs, think we’ll just wait till they ‘correct their mistakes’ and the T7.1 comes around .

Think you'll be waiting a long time . The T7 diesel and petrol will cease by 2030, the Hybrid might continue for a while.

 

[swabes]

It’s a bit of a dilemna for buyers like us. I see pros and cons of both vehicles. My wife and I plan some longer European road trips and storage space in the T7 is a concern. Having said that, by packing light, which we tend to do anyway, and perhaps leaving the rear seat nearest the kitchen at home we think it would be good. With the discounts available the T7 is definitely coming out ahead of the T6.1 in our thinking. We also haven’t ruled out a conversion although they seem to be generally more £££ than a T7 these days. We are renting a T7 in August and will go to October NEC show then make a final decision/order whatever we decide to go with immediately after that.

Any update after the August rental?

 

[PipPip]

Any update after the August rental?

Hi yes we ordered a T7 Ocean in early September. Went for the hybrid version.

 

[swabes]

Congratulations! I was seriously considering doing the same. The PHEV and the split rear seats (so that I can travel with a bike in the back) were pushing me this way over a 6.1 but the talk of high car tax, questionable residuals and reliability issues like the battery drain fiasco have been putting me off. I'm sure yoou must have gone through the same process(?). What convinced you it was the right solution for you?

 

[stoobthealien]

This mirrors my own findings. I can't help wondering how many are using the T7 as a 'daily driver' due to the sunstantial (30 cms or so) overhang on car park spaces.

I took a coast out on test drive at the weekend (we're going to get a Beach) and spent most of the time trying it out in retail park carparks, etc to see how much of a problem it is! Generally it seemed fine and certainly didn't stick out any more than the many badly parked massive Range Rovers etc also in the car parks

 

[Wannabecamperman]

I took a coast out on test drive at the weekend (we're going to get a Beach) and spent most of the time trying it out in retail park carparks, etc to see how much of a problem it is! Generally it seemed fine and certainly didn't stick out any more than the many badly parked massive Range Rovers etc also in the car parks

Which in and of itself poses no real issue, however in the age of militant Traffic Wardens on a bonus scheme that incentivises ANY infringement of the regulated usual 4.8m size parking bays, I do wonder just how much of a problem the extra length will cause when used as a daily driver.

 

[PipPip]

Congratulations! I was seriously considering doing the same. The PHEV and the split rear seats (so that I can travel with a bike in the back) were pushing me this way over a 6.1 but the talk of high car tax, questionable residuals and reliability issues like the battery drain fiasco have been putting me off. I'm sure yoou must have gone through the same process(?). What convinced you it was the right solution for you?

I believe by the time ours is delivered they will have fixed the battery drain issues. We need 4 Motion as we spend a lot of time winter driving in the Alps, including a particular climb that I got stuck on twice many years ago before I had 4 wheel drive cars. Also we have a home charger and have had full EVs since 2014 so have no issue with having a battery and charging cheaply at home. In addition, I suspect the EU will increasingly legislate against diesels so I felt the hybrid is more future proof. VW seem to be predicting strong residuals in their finance deals apparently (we aren’t taking finance though, just something I read). In the end you just have to cut through all the online noise and just go for it.

 

[PipPip]

One additional point is that I made sure I ordered through a very reputable dealer (Breeze) so I know any potential issues will be resolved with good customer service.