Question regarding 2001 model
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william
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Frosty
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Matt
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Frosty, on this topic, with the waiting time in Oz the length it is, do you know which parts of the process contribute most.
The reason for the question is, let's say you ordered here in June, you might expect to get it say Nov / Dec, depending on specs. If the delay is mostly pre-build, you would probably get a 2003 spec car. But if it's say in the shipping and the build order is quite fast, you'd get a 2002 model.
Any ideas?
The reason for the question is, let's say you ordered here in June, you might expect to get it say Nov / Dec, depending on specs. If the delay is mostly pre-build, you would probably get a 2003 spec car. But if it's say in the shipping and the build order is quite fast, you'd get a 2002 model.
Any ideas?
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Pauline
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William, if your hazzard button in front of the display is split in two (the other half being the central door locking button) then you have the new spec.
To flick through your computer stuff, press the knobbie on the END of the wiper stalk, that'll scroll you through all your data
To flick through your computer stuff, press the knobbie on the END of the wiper stalk, that'll scroll you through all your data
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Frosty
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The delays expereinced in getting a CC in Australia is simply a case of supply/demand imbalance. Australia is a relatively small market for Peugeot compared to Europe and accordingly we don't get a huge allocation.
Peugeot Australia however have indicated that they expect supply to improve over the coming months and wait times will be reduced.
Cheers
Frosty
Peugeot Australia however have indicated that they expect supply to improve over the coming months and wait times will be reduced.
Cheers
Frosty
Cheers
Frosty
Frosty
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Pauline
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It tells you your...
average mpg
current mpg
miles since last fill up
miles to go to next fill up - which I find really useful once the "fuel low" bell has rung, cos I lay off the right foot and see this figure GO UP as I drive to the petrol station :eek:)
Can't remember if there's anything else???
average mpg
current mpg
miles since last fill up
miles to go to next fill up - which I find really useful once the "fuel low" bell has rung, cos I lay off the right foot and see this figure GO UP as I drive to the petrol station :eek:)
Can't remember if there's anything else???
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Derek
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