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8.9% APR Representative
We are a credit broker, not a lender
8.9% APR Representative
We are a credit broker, not a lender
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Representative Example – Personal Contract Purchase: Cash Price £35,000.00, Deposit £2,000.00, borrowing £33,000.00 over 4 years at 8.9% Representative APR (fixed). 47 monthly payments of £496.83 followed by a final payment of £18,590.00. Total cost of credit of £8,941.01 and total amount payable of £43,941.01. Based on 8,000 miles per annum, excess mileage charges will apply if this is exceeded. Finance subject to status 18+ only.
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Once you’ve chosen a specific car, our live finance calculator will do the rest, showing you a clear, accurate breakdown of your monthly payments based on your deposit, term, and mileage preferences.
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Our team are on hand to help answer any queries you may have. You can call us, chat with us on WhatsApp and Live Chat or get in touch using the contact form in the footer.
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Yes, you can make a joint application. This is a popular option with leisure vehicles, please note both applicants must live at the same address.
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No, you can’t finance a vehicle you already own, but we do have an equity release facility available to qualifying customers, allowing you to take equity out of your vehicle and pay it back in monthly payments (similar to equity release with a home). This is a specialist product and is unique to every situation so please speak to our team for more information.
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Positive equity occurs when the value of an asset exceeds the amount owed on any loans secured against it. If the market value of your vehicle is higher than the settlement figure on your finance, you have positive equity. For instance, if your car is worth £15,000 and you owe £10,000 on your car loan, you have £5,000 in positive equity.
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Negative equity occurs when the value of an asset is lower than the amount owed on any loans secured against it. If the market value of your vehicle is lower than the settlement figure on your finance, you have negative equity. For instance, if your car is worth £10,000 and you owe £15,000 on your car loan, you have £5,000 in negative equity.