Hachi-roku
Totally Hooked
- Oct 8, 2022
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That would be a perfectly reasonable position if some of the posters in this threads cars hadn’t been languishing in the U.K. for several months already. There is very clearly something amiss at TUK.Yes communication hasn't been great, but given current market conditions, getting a car in 8/9 months is the norm these days.
The “EU market” legislation/specs the U.K. cars fall under the umbrella of is also a nonsense excuse now given other countries in the EU are now delivering cars. Finally factor in the demo vehicles jurnos are running about in which we can only presume are taxed/type approved etc for U.K. roads.
The lack of transparency and timely updates by TUK and their marketing department is astounding. They will 100% know why these cars aren’t being delivered to customers and the lack of a simple and clear statement as to why is not a good look. Irrespective of people’s varying levels of emotional investment in the delivery of a model which will have been largely driven by irrational and impractical motives TUK cannot be unaware of what a shambles it looks.
The phrase about piss ups and breweries springs to mind….
