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Well roamer, we got a nice picnic set (canvas type material (but hasn't been out of the car since delivery in Jan 2006)), a leather key ring and fob and a LR Experience day from the dealer (all very well appreciated) and the usual follow up from Land Rover Australia with a surveyy and a DVD on driving the D3 (not too shabby BTW). We're happy...
You must have paid too much for that car. LOL:):):)
Well done :angel: Cheers Ken
But we must remember that, at the end of the day, it's not the cup, voucher, cap or bottle that's important!
It's what's attached to the key ring, that's what's important!
Come on Jamo, ya had the ultimate key and ya gave it back ,LOL :angel:
Your new car looks nearly as good though. :D
Good to see ya still around'
Cheers Ken
I got a $800 photo voucher too when i got the D4. But i "accidentially" lost it because I know from experience, once you are in the door the upsell to buy more photos was going to be extreme and my wife would not have been able to keep herself to only the value of the voucher.Quote:
Originally Posted by rmp
In short, the thank you gift was going to cost me money...
I would have much preferred $800 toward some decent off road tyres.
My dealer here in Toowoomba gave me a Land Rover wind sheeter Jacket which is excellent quality. There are key fobs on the way but at present they have run out.
We got a RR sport when we got the 130.
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All we got was a bottle of wine and a few key fobs........
I forgot to add that when I ordered to car, Porsche sent me a 356 model.:D
Yesterday they sent me a paper weight (I think) with the Porsche Crest and my name and the VIN engraved on it.:D
These came from PCA, though, not the dealer.
Apart from the photo offer from the dealer, we got a very practical set of LR rubber floor mats that are appreciated daily. Sometimes, like today, I have to jump in with my boots still carrying lots of sheepyard "extras" but even the everyday dirt would soon destroy carpet. Thanks Pete!