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Hello there,
Johns the name, muppets is my game
Serious question time though.
I am after a car at 30k, what would be the cheapest way to finance ??
I am looking at getting the car at the lowest possible monthly rate.
Got 1k for deposit & a car to trade though the car to trade will just clear off the finance.
Car is year an a half old.
Thanks
js
Johns the name, muppets is my game
Serious question time though.
I am after a car at 30k, what would be the cheapest way to finance ??
I am looking at getting the car at the lowest possible monthly rate.
Got 1k for deposit & a car to trade though the car to trade will just clear off the finance.
Car is year an a half old.
Thanks
js
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PCP I think works like a "balloon" payment scheme. Basically, if the car was £30K, you have a chunk of the money that you pay off monthly (maybe £20K of it) and the remaining £10K would have to be paid in FULL at the end of the term. It depends on the finance company/dealer to what deal/APR and percentage of loan you you defer. After you've paid off the 20K, you either refinance for the following 10K, or sell the car (and hopefully have enough to pay off the 10K!). Hope his makes sense.
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I got my car on dealer finance, worked out cheaper than the best unsecured personal I could get at the time. The all important figure is the total amount to be payed.
Dealer finance as above can work out cheaper than an unsecured personal loan because your car is the security on finance.
If you just want a low monthly rate, be very careful and look at the total payable for the loan/pcp. Baloon payments can indeed give a low monthly figure but these added together with the final payment can work out very expensive. So much so people just give the car back and end up with nothing!
Dealer finance as above can work out cheaper than an unsecured personal loan because your car is the security on finance.
If you just want a low monthly rate, be very careful and look at the total payable for the loan/pcp. Baloon payments can indeed give a low monthly figure but these added together with the final payment can work out very expensive. So much so people just give the car back and end up with nothing!
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