I've had a Peugeot 2008e for a few months now but where I live the mileage is terrible on it. So am thinking of going back to diesel. I've been to a few vauxhall dealers now and not one of them have a Grandland to test drive and when I ask for the waiting times one dealer will say 3 months another will say 6 months and another 12 months. Just was wondering if any one knew the average waiting time for the grandlands
Thank you
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Hey JoFlu00 and Welcome to the forum.JoFlu00 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 02, 2023 3:54 am I've had a Peugeot 2008e for a few months now but where I live the mileage is terrible on it. So am thinking of going back to diesel. I've been to a few vauxhall dealers now and not one of them have a Grandland to test drive and when I ask for the waiting times one dealer will say 3 months another will say 6 months and another 12 months. Just was wondering if any one knew the average waiting time for the grandlands
Thank you
It really does depend on the dealerships. Have you tried to see if they have any used ones for sale you could test drive? Give you an idea of what they are like. Also do you do the mileage to really warrant a diesel vs a petrol?
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My new Grandland GS auto was ordered at beginning of September with the dealer telling me that delivery was expected "Christmas-ish". On enquiring today I was told the the vehicle had been built and was now at Grimsby and awaiting transport to my dealer on the south coast. Realistically that will now be in the new year by mutual agreement so it looks as though 4 months will be the timescale for me which sits between the 3-6 months that had been quoted by the original poster.
