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scotster Member Since: 29 Oct 2007 Location: Richmond, West London. Posts: 241 |
The service was booked through Charles Hurst and they have now kindly offered to waiver the insurance provided I can demonstrate that I'm insured. James sorted it!
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24th Dec 2007 8:12 pm |
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boiledgnat Member Since: 15 Nov 2006 Location: Bucks Posts: 283 |
Courtesy car no charge, but I did need to show a cover note from my insurers for their car. My insurance company (NFU Mututal) were excellent throughout, as I had to extend the cover 3 times!
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2nd Jan 2008 2:30 pm |
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nicam Member Since: 21 Feb 2007 Location: Lancashire Posts: 236 |
FL2 was booked in on 11th Dec for its 15K service and a few warranty items. Dealer gave me a FL2 S for the 2 days they expected to have my car for, only needing site of my insurance certificate (fleet policy that covers anything), and cost nothing. When they couldn`t get the parts from Land Rover for the Haldex Clutch unit, and it got to the 21st Dec. they arranged for a alternative car for me over Christmas (I think they wanted the courtesy car back) and an S Type Jag turned up - they said it was OK as they are in the same Ford Premium Vehicles group now. Nice enough car, if you are 60+, and smoke a pipe, but it was rubbish on the unmade lane to the stables!!! and I daren`t let the dog on the back seat. Good on the motorway though.
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3rd Jan 2008 11:39 am |
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