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I’d be up for that. Just don’t make it too far away in case I break down!Once you get it back on the road, maybe we should all meet up somewhere central to celebrate
Beat that 34 Emira gathering in China
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I’d be up for that. Just don’t make it too far away in case I break down!Once you get it back on the road, maybe we should all meet up somewhere central to celebrate
Beat that 34 Emira gathering in China
I don't, they admitted someone rinsed it off before I collected it and agreed to sort it out. If I was the painter I'd be peed off as he'd done a really good job only to be ruined by a moron.Never ever ever ever let dealers wash your car. I'm sure they use an old sponge that has been used to wash every car on the lot that day and dropped on the floor countless times.
I feel for you, mine has spent more time there than with me.I’ve just been told that it will be at least another 3 weeks, before I get my car back. That will make it 6 days in my ownership and 4 months at the dealer getting fixed…![]()
Possibly they've mixed your car up with another one?Well, the comedy of errors continues…
Lotus Colchester have just told me that they’ve had to remove PPF from some of the panels of my car and that they’ll need a receipt from me, for the PPFinstallation, so that they can claim it from Lotus warranty and apply new PPF…….only problem is, I didn’t have the car long enough to have PPF fitted. So that means Lotus HQ must have installed PPF. Why would Lotus HQ install PPF? I’ve now had to ask Lotus CC to send a receipt to Lotus Colchester for the PPF, so that Lotus Colchester can claim for the cost of re-installing PPF, from Lotus HQ…….
I mean, is it me or just WTF are Lotus up to?
No the PPF was installed before the car was sent for the warranty work. Lotus Colchester have confirmed that the PPF is “all over the car”. Lotus were the owners for the first 430 miles. Auto100had the car for 3 days and said they didn’t install any PPF, and I had the car for 6 days and certainly didn’t install the PPF. That means it has to be Lotus HQ.Possibly they've mixed your car up with another one?
I can't see Lotus randomly installing PPF on a customers car in for warranty work.
Oooh, my car has the same circumstances as you. Off to go look if I have PPFNo the PPF was installed before the car was sent for the warranty work. Lotus Colchester have confirmed that the PPF is “all over the car”. Lotus were the owners for the first 430 miles. Auto100had the car for 3 days and said they didn’t install any PPF, and I had the car for 6 days and certainly didn’t install the PPF. That means it has to be Lotus HQ.
I don’t disagree with any of the above. I’m sorry not everyone has had a good experience.
In terms of Lotus aftercare, I spoke to Central Lotus (Nottingham) a few days ago to chat about the car, they couldn’t have been nicer and more helpful. They let me know there were several outstanding recalls/software updates and immediately booked it in.
Also confirmed I could book the car in for its replacement door (blistering).
I didn’t feel second-rate because I hadn’t bought the car directly from them.
Anyway, my experience so far - I wish all Emira owners the best of luck with their car!
100% it’s so simple, just put the car back how it was why do they need to make it so difficult.What do they need the receipt for, proof that the PPF was done? Surely the fact its on the car is proof enough
If its to verify cost, then thats irrelevant, as whatever it costs them to replace, is what will be the cost to them whichever way it happens