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| CD Changer Prep I've read a couple of posts on here about getting the CD changer prep free of charge in the UK. I can't see anything in the brochures about this so I'm going to ask the daft question....... What exactly is this ? Does it mean I could walk into the dealer at a later stage, buy a CD changer, then simply plug it in and Hey Presto, without running cables all over the car ? If so, is the actual CD changer any more expensive to get fitted doing it this way ? Would I be cheaper getting it factory fitted when I order the car ? |
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| Thanks for that info Ken. Anything that helps to bring down the initial purchase cost is most welcome ! BTW........which Mini dealer do you use.......Dunedin or Eastern ? Do you have anything good or bad to say about either ? |
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