My dealer told me that Seat had committed to a long term run of diesel production, which could not be stopped for some time, so were offering options, on diesels only, to shift more.Woody12 said:Thanks Bob - one dealer told me it meant MY19 spec cars, so I don't really think they know either! Just so long as it isn't a cut down spec version I'm OK.
I am frustrated with the whole single spec idea - why could I only get a Winter Pack on a manual diesel Lux car when I want an auto petrol version?? They seem to be making vast assumptions about their customer base and cutting out a lot of potential customers just to simplify production runs! The Seat web sites for other countries (e.g. Ireland) still seem to offer options... maybe its Brexit punishment!!
I too heard a similar version of this diesel story, stuck with excess production for time being so offering more deals to shift the excess dieselsnumber6 said:My dealer told me that Seat had committed to a long term run of diesel production, which could not be stopped for some time, so were offering options, on diesels only, to shift more.Woody12 said:Thanks Bob - one dealer told me it meant MY19 spec cars, so I don't really think they know either! Just so long as it isn't a cut down spec version I'm OK.
I am frustrated with the whole single spec idea - why could I only get a Winter Pack on a manual diesel Lux car when I want an auto petrol version?? They seem to be making vast assumptions about their customer base and cutting out a lot of potential customers just to simplify production runs! The Seat web sites for other countries (e.g. Ireland) still seem to offer options... maybe its Brexit punishment!!
I can not understand why Ireland can choose options when its Right hand Drive ???Woody12 said:Thanks Bob - one dealer told me it meant MY19 spec cars, so I don't really think they know either! Just so long as it isn't a cut down spec version I'm OK.
I am frustrated with the whole single spec idea - why could I only get a Winter Pack on a manual diesel Lux car when I want an auto petrol version?? They seem to be making vast assumptions about their customer base and cutting out a lot of potential customers just to simplify production runs! The Seat web sites for other countries (e.g. Ireland) still seem to offer options... maybe its Brexit punishment!!
The Arona has always been 'EZ' I've had mine since January, it is they have just added the name 'EZ' the Ibiza has now gone the same way[email protected] said:Hi Woody, I had to ask the question when I ordered our Arona as the dealer had both in the showroom and the guy I dealt with didn't know.
It stands for EaZy, the now single spec way of ordering the Arona and all Seats I believe.