0% Finance Deals on engine components through CDF
27 July 2014, 01:10 PM
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0% Finance Deals on engine components through CDF
We have just received our credit broker licence here at CDF and will shortly be offering 0% finance deals on our products, BUT we are talking to other suppliers in the U.k and USA About offer deals to make it easier on your pockets for engine build components.
The idea is we will be able to quote you for all parts required for your build and add the customers engine parts as a package ready to buy on the website.
We will only be looking to offer the best named brands, Cosworth , ACL , APR, ARROW, SUBARU, etc
The 0% Finance can be spread up o 48 months with a min order of £250.
Please share your thoughts with me, we will aim to be very competitive with our pricing .
We should be setup in the next two weeks now, please feel free to email me on cdfracing@gmail.com to discuss your requirements
Chris
The idea is we will be able to quote you for all parts required for your build and add the customers engine parts as a package ready to buy on the website.
We will only be looking to offer the best named brands, Cosworth , ACL , APR, ARROW, SUBARU, etc
The 0% Finance can be spread up o 48 months with a min order of £250.
Please share your thoughts with me, we will aim to be very competitive with our pricing .
We should be setup in the next two weeks now, please feel free to email me on cdfracing@gmail.com to discuss your requirements
Chris
27 July 2014, 05:13 PM
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Cheers all , think this will be a good venture for us .... will be offering deals for our suspension packages also .
Will make a full list of products we can supply as soon as I have it
Will make a full list of products we can supply as soon as I have it
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Think this will open up a whole new customer database for you .
Think a online catalogue or even a hard copy for your customers at some point will add to orders & keep the customer / client relationship stronger & simple for both party's
It's a move in the right direction
Well done
Regards mic
Think a online catalogue or even a hard copy for your customers at some point will add to orders & keep the customer / client relationship stronger & simple for both party's
It's a move in the right direction
Well done
Regards mic
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Think this will open up a whole new customer database for you .
Think a online catalogue or even a hard copy for your customers at some point will add to orders & keep the customer / client relationship stronger & simple for both party's
It's a move in the right direction
Well done
Regards mic
Think a online catalogue or even a hard copy for your customers at some point will add to orders & keep the customer / client relationship stronger & simple for both party's
It's a move in the right direction
Well done
Regards mic
The finance company said today we should be setup in the next day or two ... which is very good, just need to go through some training with them tomorrow
thanks for all the comments so far
28 July 2014, 10:53 PM
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How does the finance work, Would it be 0% for the whole term of the purchase or for an introductory period, ie the first 12 months and are there restrictions on the amount of the order versus the length of the loan, ie you have to spend £££ to take it over 4 years etc...Sounds a good idea anyway as it could get some cars on the road that people cant afford to fork out a lump sum on 
29 July 2014, 10:18 AM
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How does the finance work, Would it be 0% for the whole term of the purchase or for an introductory period, ie the first 12 months and are there restrictions on the amount of the order versus the length of the loan, ie you have to spend £££ to take it over 4 years etc...Sounds a good idea anyway as it could get some cars on the road that people cant afford to fork out a lump sum on
0% over a period if upto 48 months, i.e spend £3000 - pay £62.50 per month
or you can choose a higher deposit, like £500 for the first month then pay £53.19 per month for 47 months
If you need any longer , we can offer it on a APR
Will know more after my training later today
29 July 2014, 11:38 AM
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29 July 2014, 04:03 PM
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Quite possibly mate yes 
Cool, That sounds good if its for the full term of the order/loan
0% over a period if upto 48 months, i.e spend £3000 - pay £62.50 per month
or you can choose a higher deposit, like £500 for the first month then pay £53.19 per month for 47 months
If you need any longer , we can offer it on a APR
Will know more after my training later today
or you can choose a higher deposit, like £500 for the first month then pay £53.19 per month for 47 months
If you need any longer , we can offer it on a APR
Will know more after my training later today
29 July 2014, 05:41 PM
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Will drop him a email ,
Any certain products you are interested in please email me on cdfracing@gmail.com already have a few quotes to do
Any certain products you are interested in please email me on cdfracing@gmail.com already have a few quotes to do
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When will you be updating the website with details of engine build bits etc? I need a set of forged pistons and some head gaskets to complete my next build. I could be tempted by a new turbo too dependant on prices etc
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