Following in the steps of BB
Originally Posted by Kelk,Jul 10 2006, 07:46 AM
Mik, you're right mate, it is Bell & Colvill. Richard Dean, the sales guy we dealt with, was very relaxed about the whole experience and never put pressure on and ok, the facilities aren't as contemporary asd Porsche Guildford but then again I enjoyed this relaxed, let the car do the selling approach, and he never pestered me about the sale either. I heartily recommend them.
Top dealer IMO.
Muppet! The Honda saleslady who took me out first time, told me "I don't know how we'll ever sell any of these, they're horrible" !!!!!!
B&C literally just gave us the keys for the 111R and the Exige-S and let us get on with it - it's worked for them (it didn't work for the Honda woman, I bought elsewhere) - no pressure at all
B&C literally just gave us the keys for the 111R and the Exige-S and let us get on with it - it's worked for them (it didn't work for the Honda woman, I bought elsewhere) - no pressure at all
Originally Posted by Kelk,Jul 10 2006, 08:46 AM
Getting in and out is a bit of an art form but nothing that isn't realistic. If Jo wears a skirt in it however as she gets out you would know not only which colour but the manufacturer and stitching style of her underwear.
I used to do that with the X-1/9 too.
B & C are great. I drove an Elise there years ago.
You can stuff all yer (s)wanky glass tower dealerships. Scruffy Lotus & TVR ones are the way forward.
Enjoy the car Chris. Look forward to the next Herts meet!



