Bought my EQE from Merc in Lincoln over the phone and online - transferred the money, arranged for their driver to bring it down to a local Listers branch and drive my partex back up.
Swapping the car seat and my two year old over in the rain was the hardest part of the process
Used vs new though. You don't really order a used car for it to go wrong at some point in the process, or find out sales people are just gimps without masks and no clue about the product they are selling.
To be honest my experience at Dixons of Inverness (Nissan main dealer) was exactly the same when I bought my Leaf. Pleasant sales chap who offered us tea/coffee/hot chocolate then he showed us around the car, asked if it was our first EV and proceeded to explain how everything worked. Asked if we wanted to sit in it which we did then gave us the keys and said go for a drive and even suggested a nice scenic route. Came back with a huge grin on my face and talked numbers, no pressure at all. It was the most pleasant car buying experience ever and they have been great ever since.
Its crazy how much the price has increased...margins+++
Haha, what an insane market. "I see $30,000 of accessories" "Yeah, that's mark up"
I'd say try and drive one. I found the enyaq/elroc brakes to be quite spongy with a lot of brake travel. Shame as everything else was nice. Put me off.
Crash safety mainly. Same with A pillars.
Since it's on the same VW platform I'd expect it to be similar to Q4 to be fair
The interior, especially in the rear, is quite low rent as well for the price.
