Motoring Discussion > 40% off a New Car? Car Deals
Thread Author: Meldrew Replies: 7
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 Wed 28 Mar 12 06:50 
 40% off a New Car? - Meldrew
I wonder how long this will run, even if it gets started?

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 Wed 28 Mar 12 07:21 
 40% off a New Car? - idle_chatterer
Isn't this the business model for Drivethedeal and such like ? I note that these businesses have been around for many years and (I think) carry a good reputation. The discounts offered are often substantial too.
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 Wed 28 Mar 12 07:51 
 40% off a New Car? - Meldrew
I haven't heard much of Drive the Deal lately and I wonder if there is room for another supplier in the sector of the market? We shall see.
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 Wed 28 Mar 12 09:14 
 40% off a New Car? - AnotherJohnH
"Consumers can purchase a refundable 'CarRush Coupon' (£99 to £199) to secure one of the sites' limited deal with discounts of up to 40%."

Sounds worryingly like an offshoot of "UK Courier Solutions Ltd"
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 Wed 28 Mar 12 09:12 
 40% off a New Car? - Focusless
>> Isn't this the business model for Drivethedeal and such like ?

Possibly, although this lot want '£99 to £199' upfront ('refundable').
Last edited by: Focus on Wed 28 Mar 12 at 09:12
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 Wed 28 Mar 12 09:13 
 40% off a New Car? - Zero
they seem to want to tie it in with finance.
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 Wed 28 Mar 12 09:48 
 40% off a New Car? - Crankcase
The Fiesta they have on their front page is offered at a £2560 saving. Drivethedeal currently have the same thing at at a £2604 saving. So they must be trying to compete on something other than price.
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 Wed 28 Mar 12 19:34 
 40% off a New Car? - mikeyb
The duo behind this already run a car finance site. I imagine the plan is to sell car and finance as a package, if fact, I think that there may be more money in the finance arm.

In reality they are just another broker
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