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RDR



Member Since: 27 Apr 2018
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sounds like they are booking on the longest possible length in the Cars model family and now there is a 130 its using that length. If that's what's happening i would think a lot of 90 owners are kicking off 110 MY23.5 X Dynamic HSE
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Post #1023975 8th Feb 2024 3:19pm
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XplusYplusZ



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nickp wrote:
I have been told that Eurotunnel team are coming back to me before Friday, so will let everyone know how I get on.


I assume you've heard jack-all from Eurotunnel!?
Post #1024598 13th Feb 2024 1:26pm
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nickp



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United Kingdom 2003 Defender 90 Td5 XS CSW Zambezi Silver
Hi, just heard from Euro tunnel, this is their reply.



Thank you for your reply.

I am sorry to learn that you are disappointed with my response. I take on board your feedback and confirm that the company we use for vehicle data are continuously updating the data in the system as newer models are released into the market. The last update they provided for this particular vehicle moved the category of vehicle length to the next tier. Having done a quick search on Google, I have found that the Defender 110 has increased from 4758mm in length to 5018mm in length for the more recent models.

I appreciate this may vary from specific model to model, however as previously explained it is not possible to hold the exact dimensions of all the different versions of particular makes and models, and as such we base our pricing on an average, which is supplied by this company.

I understand your disappointment, Mr ++++++, however, I confirm that there is nothing further that we are able to add to this matter and so we are now closing this case.

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So they seem to believe that the car has increased in size but in fact it’s the figure without the spare wheel !!

Bizarre !!!!

I have asked them to explain why the company they use have changed the pricing strategy, when nothing has changed to the dimensions of the car. I think I have opened up a can of worms.


Cheers

Nickp
Post #1025456 21st Feb 2024 12:05pm
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LR Nuts



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In reply "please stop idiots supplying outsourced data"

I believe I am correct in saying, all LR Defenders leave the factory with spare wheels attached to the rear door, an have done since 2019 !!
Post #1025484 21st Feb 2024 2:38pm
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Retroanaconda



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So they’ve actually been undercharging 110s up until this point then? As they were using a measurement that did not include the spare wheel?
Post #1025489 21st Feb 2024 3:15pm
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Chicken Drumstick



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Depends if you deem the spare wheel as 'part' of the vehicle. As it is removable (and may even be optional in some circumstances), I'd say it shouldn't be included in the vehicles official length.
Post #1025493 21st Feb 2024 3:37pm
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LR Nuts



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No, it should be included, as it's how the vehicle left the factory.
Post #1025499 21st Feb 2024 4:20pm
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nickp



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United Kingdom 2003 Defender 90 Td5 XS CSW Zambezi Silver
Retroanaconda wrote:
So they’ve actually been undercharging 110s up until this point then? As they were using a measurement that did not include the spare wheel?


Technically correct Big Cry

Cheers

Nick p
Post #1025501 21st Feb 2024 5:00pm
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