If (as is likely) I go for an EV6, my initial instinct is to go for the GT Line trim level.
However, I've been looking at what I'd get for the extra £4,500 that the GT Line S costs:
Of course, everything on this list is a "nice-to-have" - I'd be more than happy with the lower spec. So what I think it comes down to is whether the higher-spec car would hold its value any better? I tried looking at the final payment values on PCP plans as a guide, but it looks like that's purely based on the initial price, rather than the potential desirability of the spec.
What does anyone think? This would be the first time I've ever bought a brand-new car, so I've never had to think about this before!
However, I've been looking at what I'd get for the extra £4,500 that the GT Line S costs:
- 20" wheels
- Automatic door handles
- Sunroof
- Heated back seats
- Ventilated front seats
- Power tailgate
- Meridian sound system
- Head-up display
- Remote smart park assist (RSPA)
- 360-degree around view monitor
- Blind-spot view monitor
- Forward collision avoidance (FCA) - junction crossing
- Parking collision-avoidance assist (PCA)
- Highway driving assist 2 (HDA2)
Of course, everything on this list is a "nice-to-have" - I'd be more than happy with the lower spec. So what I think it comes down to is whether the higher-spec car would hold its value any better? I tried looking at the final payment values on PCP plans as a guide, but it looks like that's purely based on the initial price, rather than the potential desirability of the spec.
What does anyone think? This would be the first time I've ever bought a brand-new car, so I've never had to think about this before!