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RE: Finance - Best Option - Andav469 - 14-01-2012 11:08am

(14-01-2012 10:25am)griff Wrote:  Thank you Mr Rockafeller - at least I think it was his original quote Laughing

It's a well known saying but I have read it elsewhere on this forum alsoVery Happy


RE: Finance - Best Option - THEMACS - 14-01-2012 12:21pm

'If it Flies, Floats or F@*!s........ Rent it,' as my Divorced 3 times old boss once told me LaughingLaughingLaughingLaughing


RE: Finance - Best Option - Chunkstar - 14-01-2012 03:48pm

Try capital car finance they seem to be the best for me

speak to mark he seems very good,answers your questions and gives you a proper quote,Very Happy
unlike some others i triedShocked


RE: Finance - Best Option - degcds - 15-01-2012 04:24am

Wow!! Interest rates seem high in the UK. I'm kind of shocked... we financed through a local bank for 2.39% for 72 months. We always aim for the lowest payment but usually pay twice the amount due- incase hard times ever come about. Does range rover not offer competitive rates for their own cars? I know here in the US they are still not competitive as our local or national banks...


RE: Finance - Best Option - bash18uk - 16-01-2012 10:55am

Thanks, I will give them a go now and let you know how I get on. Did you not try prestige or brokers4cars?[/align]

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(14-01-2012 03:48pm)Chunkstar Wrote:  Try capital car finance they seem to be the best for me

speak to mark he seems very good,answers your questions and gives you a proper quote,Very Happy
unlike some others i triedShocked


I know cash is king however I do not have 40k sitting in the bank. I can put down upto 10k deposit however i don't think there is any company that is offering anything lower than 8.1%. I have tried oracle/prestige and many other companies but no luck. May have to bite the bullet and go for the 8.1% i've been offered I think.


RE: Finance - Best Option - GibEvoque - 16-01-2012 02:15pm

If you go this route, just make sure you can refinance at a later date, when rates go in your favour, so check early repayment charges etc as well.


RE: Finance - Best Option - SINGHY - 16-01-2012 02:29pm

I looked on line at loan rates and found Yorkshire and Clydesdale banks both offering loans at 6.4 percent APR.


RE: Finance - Best Option - bash18uk - 16-01-2012 03:05pm

Just tried capital finance who have quoted me the best so far at 7.4% however they do charge a brokerage fee of £399+vat. I would take out a loan but the maximum amount you can loan is 25k...meaning I need to put up 14k as a deposit hence why I am looking at a PCP.


RE: Finance - Best Option - Bermans - 16-01-2012 06:46pm

Got mine on order now but a family friend has been quoted for a £35k Pure SD4 5 door on a PCP 3+60 £575 p/m with GFV £10k or 3+48 £575 p/m with GFV £13k. Both seem expensive.


RE: Finance - Best Option - Chunkstar - 16-01-2012 07:20pm

38ish borrowed and 672 per month over 47 mths with 14660 balloon I can pay lump sums whenever think it sounds ok better than oracle,prestige,land rover so that's why I used capital all seem to charge fees somewhere in the equation