Who else has ordered a limited edition?

I wonder what the ACCC would think about a product for sale with no price tag.

Unbelievable process, they must have a set formula in place.

I wonder what the ACCC would think about a product for sale with no price tag,
From their site

There are laws about the way prices are displayed. Prices should be genuine and you should be able to easily see the total price of anything advertised. If multiple different prices are displayed on a product or in advertising, the business has to fix the display or sell you the item for the lowest price.

I think the answer is that the celebration Editions are not "officially"(I haven't seen any advertisements/announcements by JLR Aus) for sale yet, and that Dealers are simply complying with requests/enquiries from potential customers?
Pickles.

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I wonder what the ACCC would think about a product for sale with no price tag,
From their site

There are laws about the way prices are displayed. Prices should be genuine and you should be able to easily see the total price of anything advertised. If multiple different prices are displayed on a product or in advertising, the business has to fix the display or sell you the item for the lowest price.

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I bought my X-Tech without knowing the price,I wanted one so bought it,it was my decision. Pat

As long as both parties are happy fair enough, but if one was offered at an estimated 65,000 but the invoice turned out to 80,000 and they tried to hold you to it, then ACCC would probably take an interest.

I don't understand why it is so hard for them to set a price, as forex would be well hedged for the year.

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Originally Posted by Pickles2

I think the answer is that the celebration Editions are not "officially"(I haven't seen any advertisements/announcements by JLR Aus) for sale yet, and that Dealers are simply complying with requests/enquiries from potential customers?
Pickles.

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They are now on the web site, very recent I think?

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Originally Posted by Pickles2

I think the answer is that the celebration Editions are not "officially"(I haven't seen any advertisements/announcements by JLR Aus) for sale yet, and that Dealers are simply complying with requests/enquiries from potential customers?
Pickles.

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Thats what happened with my vehicle,no price because it wasn't yet released. Pat

Guys what the big deal with these special editions??? Am I missing something..

If I was going to buy a landy for nostalgic reasons or one that would escalate in value over time, I would buy a Keswick green with white roof and white steel wheels and a leather interior. Or an silver with black roof or a white with silver alloys...Or.... You get my point why do you want Land Rover marketing to make more profit than needed. To me special editions aren't special it a marketing con...." Just saying :)"

And frankly you can create your own individual "Heritage Edition" or "expedition edition" with after market parts and make it more individual than marketing team lead by 27 year old Richard Hammond wannabe ..

The dealer sent me the option list for me to add any options!
The only option I could actually add is a cold pack, being in Brisbane I don't think I'll tick that box, all the other options are included in the price!

Hi everyone,
Finally managed to get a heritage 110 ..after all this time of not knowing.:D

and the cost is finally confirmed at $59,900 pus ORC ( ORC in WA is around $6.5k)....so the total will be $66.5K drive away...(pricey):o

Hate to think what the Adventurer 110 will be?:confused:

I have asked the dealer to let me know what the Adventurers cost and Ill post it for you's.



thanks
Robbo