Farnell in Leeds etc, are part of the Cooperative Group. Buy a new one and if you have a Coop (divi) card, you get points on the whole c£30k...

Plus (from my experience in Leeds, anyway) on the sales side they are nice people to deal with.

No service experience yet. Trevor

'60 reg SD4 XS (long gone!)

Got my points too - mounts up quite a bit over the year if you buy coop food and petrol as well!! Don't know if you had one of their cards before but you won't actually know what you are getting until they annunce the divident rate. Just for REference you get points on any financed part of your car as well (and servicing)

On the service front I have used the Bradford branch now relocated to Canal Road - state of the art workshop etc so will look forwards to seeing what they can do in 10 months. Dealer did cause some problems before but were very quick to act - hats off to them There's always a way forward!

2008 Freelander Td4 GS - Stornoway Grey - Now Gone - Sob
2011 Freelander Td4 GS 150 - Rimini Red - in its place - Better x far x 4!!

That's where I bought my second hand 57 plate HSE. Not bad service either.

That will probably be the Co op Members card. (Past) Freelander 2 HSE 2010 MY In Rimini Red.
(Past) RR Evoque Dynamic Lux Si4 In Firenze Red.
(Past) RR Evouque Pure Tech in Barollo Black with bespoke Firenze Red colour coding.
(Present) Freelander Metropolis 2015 MY In Santorini Black with Ivory Premium Leather.

Executive Valeter wrote:

That will probably be the Co op Members card.

Probably? Definately, but up here where the heart of Coop history and tradition still beats strongly we still call them divi cards...  Trevor

'60 reg SD4 XS (long gone!)

They were co-op stamps in my day, bit like green sheild stamps
anyone else remember green sheild stamps? bit like nectar points cards now

I was going to ask if you got a great wad of stamps with every new car  At work
At home

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winner by default of the tractor vs caravan race

As me Great Grans tells me, Green sheild Stamps started in 1958, finished 1991. An American idea. you used to get one stamp for 6d, later you got a stamp worth x 10 that amount which was just as well as it saved sticking tons of stamps into the books.

Junior wrote:

They were co-op stamps in my day, bit like green sheild stamps
anyone else remember green sheild stamps? bit like nectar points cards now

Didn't the demise of the Green Shield stamp become the start of the Argos shops They used the same wharehouse at Daventry and took over the leases of the Green Shield stamp shops.