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Might be best to phone the dealers. I spoke to B&C a few weeks ago and they said no 0% deals, but 5.9% was mentioned. So nothing worth taking.Hi All, Has any one discussed finance options at any of the UK roadshows ???
Sounds disappointing.Might be best to phone the dealers. I spoke to B&C a few weeks ago and they said no 0% deals, but 5.9% was mentioned. So nothing worth taking.
I think this would be a really good move on behalf of Lotus. Yes, they probably don't need to do it with the interest that they have, BUT it will give them the very best opportunity to hold onto 'ALL' of those orders that they have worked so hard to secure over the past few months.I asked a Lotus bod at the B&C roadshow and they said that an announcement was imminent about finance offers. Someone from B&C was hopeful there would be a 0% 50/50 deal available.
Totally agree, anyone savvy enough to be able to afford a £60k sports car (or less) is going to know that 5.9% just doesn't cut it anymore in the current climate.That would be madness when the high street is at 2.9%. PCP isn't the answer for everyone either. Guess we'll have to wait and see - they need to have finance on the table before asking people to commit in the next month or two.
AllI've just spoken to parks lotus. They said lotus are working on the finance deals. They are looking at 5.9 Apr and final payment of 49 percent at end of 48 months. Also mileage would be based on 5000 at the moment
Terrible. The endAll
Based on these numbers you would be looking at the following....
V6FE Auto on the road 82k
10k Deposit
5000 PA Mileage
APR 5.9
48 Months @ £930 ish
Balloon/Risidual value £40,180 ish
Those of you using the car for a daily mat require 10,000 PA so in turn a lower balloon and a bigger monthly payment.
Lotus should definitely beat this as not competitive at all.
Thoughts?
The sales person said they are looking to try and get it up to 10k mileage. What other way can you pay if you don't have enough cashAll
Based on these numbers you would be looking at the following....
V6FE Auto on the road 82k
10k Deposit
5000 PA Mileage
APR 5.9
48 Months @ £930 ish
Balloon/Risidual value £40,180 ish
Those of you using the car for a daily mat require 10,000 PA so in turn a lower balloon and a bigger monthly payment.
Lotus should definitely beat this as not competitive at all.
Thoughts?
High Street loan, 3rd party finance company. Be cheaper to remortgage lolThe sales person said they are looking to try and get it up to 10k mileage. What other way can you pay if you don't have enough cash
F that. That's house money.All
Based on these numbers you would be looking at the following....
V6FE Auto on the road 82k
10k Deposit
5000 PA Mileage
APR 5.9
48 Months @ £930 ish
Balloon/Risidual value £40,180 ish
Those of you using the car for a daily mat require 10,000 PA so in turn a lower balloon and a bigger monthly payment.
Lotus should definitely beat this as not competitive at all.
Thoughts?
Ha, welcome to Biden's world. Even 5.9% looks good...Totally agree, anyone savvy enough to be able to afford a £60k sports car (or less) is going to know that 5.9% just doesn't cut it anymore in the current climate.
Car finance needs to be BETTER than the high street, otherwise you should always go high street and not have any finance attached to the car making it harder to sell, modify, get out of quickly etc etc
Ha ha hindsight hey. Same time last year was a different world....Ha, welcome to Biden's world. Even 5.9% looks good...I'll probably just pay for the damn thing outright...if I have any money left in my portfolio!!
LOL, no kidding, I'm down like 400 and afraid it's only going to get worse. I pulled out cash earlier this year to pay in full just in case. If rates turn around then I will reconsider but I have one at 2% so with rates at double+ then no bueno :-0Ha, welcome to Biden's world. Even 5.9% looks good...I'll probably just pay for the damn thing outright...if I have any money left in my portfolio!!
That would be madness when the high street is at 2.9%. PCP isn't the answer for everyone either. Guess we'll have to wait and see - they need to have finance on the table before asking people to commit in the next month or two.
They are 5.9 is about as good as it gets mow and 4.2 std rate loansCan you please post a link to a 2.9% pcp deal? That would be ideal but I think they are all 6% or more…