Entry Stock Date limit

For the Entry Stock Date, a limit of 6 months is currently possible in the drop-down menu shown below...



This date is one of the parameters used to generate the guaranteed trade-in price.

NB: If your expected new vehicle delivery date is between 6 to 8 months, please select 6 months from the drop down menu. However any expected delivery date of 9 months or above falls outside the parameters of the process and the used vehicle in such a case will therefore not be eligible for a garanteed trade-in price. 

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