May as well take your car to one of those servo car washes if u want to inflict some damage.

Why do dealers nearly always buff new cars even when it isn’t required as it ages the paint five years with swirl marks and fine scratches.

Luckily the dealer didn’t with my last new purchase at my request.

Notice Falcons of years gone by had a delete dealer wax option perhaps for the same reason for fussy bastards like me.LOL

A tip for the new boss. Get a local supplier to make replacement front ends for those Musso utes and you will be on a winner.

As for cleaning the car; half the time they just run a wet sponge/chamois over the car and a quick vacuum which would take less than 5 minutes to do it – that’s not detailling!
I’d rather wash/polish it myself; bumper to bumper inside and out[with the complete range of Meguiars products]

Because you don’t know wheter or not the dealer used a clean bucket of water to do your car.. or if it was the last in a line of 5 to be done and they used the same bucket like they do at some of the cafe-car washes you see

So even though it might look good on the surface under thos bright lights on closer in spection your car could be covered in scratches etc.

as they say: If you want a job done properly do it yourself

Most prestige cars treat their customers a little differently. Complimentary vacuum and wax, courtesy car etc. Not Peugeot. Not anymore. Maybe this new bloke could concentrate on the after-sales service, since he’s apparently getting the sales and brand awareness out there.

Currently, my Peugeot arrives at the dealer spotless. Upon collection time I feel the need to drive straight to the local hand car wash.

I wouldn’t recommend a Peugeot, or buy another one myself again.

It just seems invisible