Hmm I thought it was all turbos bar a few exclusions? None the less I didn't think it was very professional to deny test drives while she was out cruising KFC with her friends.
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Hmm I thought it was all turbos bar a few exclusions? None the less I didn't think it was very professional to deny test drives while she was out cruising KFC with her friends.
In many car dealerships the Dealer Principals daughter is an untouchable princess who gets what she wants and nobody in the sales dept can argue or disagree. The DP's daughter ranks second only to the DP's wife in terms of people that you do not upset and if either or both have been given company cars the best thing a salesman can do is to assume that those vehicles do not exist until they are eventually returned to the lot.
I can't rate our dealer enough. Two test drives, an overnight stay and then an all day loan as well when my wife and I had the day off together. And I when I delivered the bad news that I had to postpone my order, he gave us the keys to a Superb! My wife wasn't fussed over the Skoda, but the dealer's attitude means this is the only car she wants. Colin at Lennock, Phillip.
Now I just have to get back to Australia and order the thing...
Agreed.
FYI-this from the Vicroads website:
Also:Quote:
A probationary licence holder cannot drive a vehicle if it has:
An engine of eight or more cylinders;
a turbocharged or supercharged engine (except diesel powered vehicles. Exemptions can apply for lower performance turbo and supercharged cars);
an engine that has been modified to increase its performance; and/or
any of the following high performance six cylinder vehicles as published in the Government Gazette:
The Skoda Octavia RS wagon is about 105kw/tonne from memory.Quote:
Probationary drivers may apply to drive vehicles with 6 cylinders or less that are:
turbocharged or supercharged with a power to weight ratio of less than 100kW per tonne;
turbocharged or supercharged with a power to weight ratio between 100kW and 125kW per tonne and that are considered to be a family type vehicle (4 seats or more) rather than a sports type vehicle