MauenCaliSurf
Uugh this isn't helping guys!
Very happy for you though, I just hate the lottery!
Very happy for you though, I just hate the lottery!
HiOrdered a 204 Ocean with quite a few options 2nd May, build date WC23 and just found out it's at port waiting for a ship. Hoping to pick up second week of July, a good month ahead of what I was expecting
I wouldn't trust anything the configurator says - your order sheet is gospel. It's possible I suppose it might turn up with extras they're trying to use up, but far more likely those would appear on stock vehicles for dealers as a private buyer who has ordered a specific spec might not want those extras (I didn't want the wood effect floor for example).Hi
i‘ve also ordered a 204 Ocean in May and looking at the spec that was generated by the configurator it says “Reinforced pastic floor covering in wood look” despite me not adding it. Do you know if it is now standard?
Hi
i‘ve also ordered a 204 Ocean in May and looking at the spec that was generated by the configurator it says “Reinforced pastic floor covering in wood look” despite me not adding it. Do you know if it is now standard?
There is a list of things to check in the file section.So I was thinking about this - there have been remarks on here in the past about after collection find a nearby quiet place and go over the vehicle with a fine tooth comb. Now, other than obvious damage (e.g. scrapes/scuffs to the exterior) and bits missing as part of the handover (i.e. so there's no "well, it was fine when it left us sir, you must have hit something" retorts), is there any value in checking everything else near to the dealership vs at home (but still very soon after taking ownership)? My thinking is any other issues are unlikely (?) to be contested to be customer fault so would have to be dealt with as a warranty issue? More relevantly, I, like many on here, have ordered from a dealer located a substantial distance from home - if I do discover issues, take it back to the selling dealer, then what? Give it back to them? I've then got to get home (and back again at a later date). Or am I missing something here completely?
So I was thinking about this - there have been remarks on here in the past about after collection find a nearby quiet place and go over the vehicle with a fine tooth comb. Now, other than obvious damage (e.g. scrapes/scuffs to the exterior) and bits missing as part of the handover (i.e. so there's no "well, it was fine when it left us sir, you must have hit something" retorts), is there any value in checking everything else near to the dealership vs at home (but still very soon after taking ownership)? My thinking is any other issues are unlikely (?) to be contested to be customer fault so would have to be dealt with as a warranty issue? More relevantly, I, like many on here, have ordered from a dealer located a substantial distance from home - if I do discover issues, take it back to the selling dealer, then what? Give it back to them? I've then got to get home (and back again at a later date). Or am I missing something here completely?
”Wooden floor with plastic lining” appears to be the cost option. Strange description for the standard one really as it looks nothing like wood but hey ho.Hi
i‘ve also ordered a 204 Ocean in May and looking at the spec that was generated by the configurator it says “Reinforced pastic floor covering in wood look” despite me not adding it. Do you know if it is now standard?
Sounds like you might have overtaken me! Last time I checked (Tuesday) mine was still stuck at EmdenJust had a email update, I’m now status 39 ( on the speedboat) 1 more week hopefully.
That’s fast !Ordered my Ocean at the end of April and sounds like it’s going to arrive with Eurovans in mid-July. Won’t be tracking any ships, happy to pass on that one
Just had the same update for mine today…hopefully get to say hello when we pick them up together!!!Hi, new to the forum, with our update for folks. Ordered on 11th May (with DtD and Eurovans Crawley) our California is now in build (apparently) with a 6-8 week delivery estimate at this stage. Must confess, getting a bit excited now, didn't seem real before.
Not necessarily. My order sheet said 204 engine, but VW installed a 150 due to a 'clerical' error. I waited another 8 months to get what I actually ordered.your order sheet is gospel.
That's a different issue; the order sheet is still effectively the contract particulars. In your case they made a mess of it and why you quite rightly could (and did) reject it.Not necessarily. My order sheet said 204 engine, but VW installed a 150 due to a 'clerical' error. I waited another 8 months to get what I actually ordered.
@TerryLansdownJust had the same update for mine today…hopefully get to say hello when we pick them up together!!!
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