Me: Can I book my L405 in for a service?
Stealer: What’s a 405? (Explained)
Stealer: what’s your registration (provided)
Stealer: That’s coming back as a Jaguar XK8
Me: I bought that from you, but that was written off 5 years ago, are you on DVLA web, or Stratstone database?
Stealer: our own, can you provide original reg of Range Rover before you changed plate (provided)
Me: by the way, I bought the car from you 9 months ago, so my personal details should be all over your databases.
Stealer: okay, found the car, it’ll be £564 + vat, + MOT
Me: okay, fine, let’s agree dates, but I work away, so I need to drop the car with you on a Monday and can’t collect until the Friday.
Stealer: erm, not sure we can do that, I’ll check with my manager.
Me: erm, I don’t want a loan car, just need to leave with you for 5 days.
Stealer: you can’t leave your car here all week, so would Wednesday the 21st August still be okay?
Me: NOPE, I’ll go elsewhere….but not before I’ve popped in to ream the dealership manager.

Am I being unreasonable? Does anybody have similar woeful experiences in Derby “Dealership”. L405 2017 TDV6 AB
Previous toys:
4.4 TDV8 Westminster. Santorini Black
1976 Lightweight
4.0l P38
2 Disco 3s
Lots of Jags. Confirmed JLR nut.

We use chesterfield, and it’s always a battle if I’m honest to the point I dread it going purely based on the way the dealership conduct themselves.

It’s under a service plan, so you’d think it would be nice a simple. Sold - Bell a 2015 MY16 Loire Blue Autobiography 4.4 SDV8
Previously George a 2007 MY07 Java Black VSE 3.6 TDV8
Previously a 04 MY04 Defender 90

This type of behaviour isn’t unique to JLR dealers, I find a similar helpless attitude from a Skoda dealer I’ve used for nearly 15 years to look after various cars owned over that time and who were previously faultless.

Now I find dealing with them an ordeal.

hell? I can't stop laughing! Idiots. overfinch modified

Clearly money comes all too easily to them.

Chris