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6% PCP Vs 13% PCP+car discount. Vs Bank Loan

Last post Thu, Nov 05 2009, 8:39 AM by Twee. 1 replies.
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  •  Wed, Nov 04 2009, 9:50 PM

    6% PCP Vs 13% PCP+car discount. Vs Bank Loan

    Hiya,

    I've been offered a heavily discounted new vehicle @ £10,500. To take advantage of that price, I need to to:

    1) Take out a bank loan (probably @ 9%) over 4 years.
    2) Take out a dealer finance deal @ 13% apr over 3 years + optional final payment


    3) Alternatively, the dealer can offer me a manufacturer-subsidised rate @ 5.5% apr over 3 years + optinal final payment BUT the car will cost £11,700.


    The approx total amounts payable are as follows:

    1) £12,500
    2) £12,600
    3) £12,700


    I normally change my vehicle after two years... so I'm writing-off option 1, based on the fact that it's probably going to be a front-loaded loan. This leaves us with options 2 and 3:

    If I need to settle early (by trading in my car after two years), which option will give me the lowest settlement figure: Option 2, or Option 3?

    Kind regards,

    Oms.

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  •  Thu, Nov 05 2009, 8:39 AM

    Re: 6% PCP Vs 13% PCP+car discount. Vs Bank Loan

    I have got to ask - why change your vehicle after only 2 years ?
    If you keep it for 3 years - you will save more than any savings made from a lower interest rate
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