Possible New E350CDI estate...to buy or not to buy.

[tiger]

Unless you give us the figures that means nothing?

It could be £32000 over 60 months with no balloon?

Figures below:-

[FONT=Default Sans Serif,Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif]"If you put in £1000.00 deposit & base it over 10miles p/a = 48 x £628.23

GFV - £16425.00"
[/FONT]

£56580 on this car for that they can go poke it, car is selling for 32999 on the screen

 

[developer]

Figures below:-

[FONT=Default Sans Serif,Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif]"If you put in £1000.00 deposit & base it over 10miles p/a = 48 x £628.23[/FONT]

[FONT=Default Sans Serif,Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif]GFV - £16425.00"[/FONT]


£56580 on this car for that they can go poke it, car is selling for 32999 on the screen

Surely not

 

[Deleted member 37751]

Figures below:-

[FONT=Default Sans Serif,Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif]"If you put in £1000.00 deposit & base it over 10miles p/a = 48 x £628.23

GFV - £16425.00"
[/FONT]

£56580 on this car for that they can go poke it, car is selling for 32999 on the screen

You've lost me, of the top of my head the 48 monthly payments work out to roughly £31k?

How have you got to £56k?

 

[Dieselman]

You've lost me, of the top of my head the 48 monthly payments work out to roughly £31k?

How have you got to £56k?

He is adding in the GFV figure of £16k, so saying that the payments add upto the total value of the car.

Does he get the GFV or is that another cost to pay if he want to keep the car, if so it is £56k total.

 

[Deleted member 37751]

The GFV is what they guarantee the car will be worth at the end of the finance period no?

And even if he's adding that £16k that still leaves £9k?

 

[tiger]

You've lost me, of the top of my head the 48 monthly payments work out to roughly £31k?

How have you got to £56k?

you have to pay the gfv if you want to keep the car after 48 months. Also a 1k deposit as they didnt bother/could not be bothered to price my trade in.

 

[Red C220]

On finance deals it's not uncommon for used to be more expensive than new, especially in the first 12 months fo the cars life.

The finance deals available on new are not available on used.

A lot of the time, some of these ex demo deals are only viable if you're buying outright. On finance you can get a better deal with a new car.

 

[gIzzE]

Lombard have just done me £33000 at 6.3% apr, that was the amount after deposit, over 60 months it was £639 a month.
That was the car paid for, no balloon.

Over 36 months it was £628 with £14850 balloon

Over 48 months it was £533 with a £13300 balloon or they would have done it at £474 with a £16500 balloon.



Mercedes are charging you 15.6% APR!!!!!!!!!!!


If you take the £1000 off that I was borrowing extra to you that would be between £25 and £35 a month cheaper than my figures above.