The Alfa Romeo 4C lease thread
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ferdi p said:
Amateurish said:
They don't
Yea, & there's no credit charge in a DFS sofa either Quote;
"So you're technically driving the leasing agency's car, and not surprisingly, they expect you to pay interest. In the leasing world, "money factor" is another word for "interest." It can also be called the "lease factor" or "lease fee." The main component of the money factor is the annual percentage rate (APR)"
You are thinking of a PCP where you borrow the funds to purchase the car. At the end of the term, you can pay the balance or hand the car back. There is an APR on the sum borrowed and a GFV.
Amateurish said:
No, there is no APR or balloon. In a lease you are simply paying a monthly rental amount to use the car for a fixed period.
You are thinking of a PCP where you borrow the funds to purchase the car. At the end of the term, you can pay the balance or hand the car back. There is an APR on the sum borrowed and a GFV.
Of course there is interest built into the price. It is still a credit deal dressed up in a different way. The leasing company isn't doing you a favour. Can you get one without any kind of financial checks? If the answer is no then it is credit just under a different guise.You are thinking of a PCP where you borrow the funds to purchase the car. At the end of the term, you can pay the balance or hand the car back. There is an APR on the sum borrowed and a GFV.
manracer said:
I've driven one this morning at my local alfa dealer. I'm 6'2 and found the driving position just fine. I'm not 100% convinced about the steering feel on certain road conditions but going to sleep on it and take the other half down to see it at the weekend. They have also matched the price of unity.
Also been to see one this morning, the dealer was convinced the lease price was a mistake. Ordered elsewhere
craigjm said:
Amateurish said:
No, there is no APR or balloon. In a lease you are simply paying a monthly rental amount to use the car for a fixed period.
You are thinking of a PCP where you borrow the funds to purchase the car. At the end of the term, you can pay the balance or hand the car back. There is an APR on the sum borrowed and a GFV.
Of course there is interest built into the price. It is still a credit deal dressed up in a different way. The leasing company isn't doing you a favour. Can you get one without any kind of financial checks? If the answer is no then it is credit just under a different guise.You are thinking of a PCP where you borrow the funds to purchase the car. At the end of the term, you can pay the balance or hand the car back. There is an APR on the sum borrowed and a GFV.
imdeman87 said:
Enjoy guys. Look forward to the pics when cars arrive. Gonna miss this one out I'm afraid (despite finding the deal at Unity). 2 leased cars on the drive already, a Cupra and Golf R, a 3rd would be too much imo.
Thanks for making the enquiry and confirming the deal! Was cheaper than CVL and saved me a fair few quid!
craigjm said:
so is that four potential leasers I see in this thread? probably the best way of getting one as there are quite a few sitting on the used market
Apparently yesterday afternoon CVL had done 5. I never followed through with them and paid the deposit to Unity this morning, apparently I was the first to do so but she had had a lot of interest thanks to her details going up on the lease deal thread.GaryG182 said:
Currently same as the other guys; black, rear park sensors and cruise. I haven't even looked at the standard equipment let alone the options
Ok just had a quick look, standard headlights Bi LED with CF surrounds...are the Bi xenons worth the upgrade at £400?Also, I assumed the standard wheel option was the round circle classic alfa design but it's not. The standard wheel is 17"-18" twin 5 spoke style. Thoughts?
If I order I'll be paying the extra tenner a month for the xenons because I really think it turns it into more of a porsche/Ferrari looker making it more premium and less kitcar. If that's worth it is your decision. Black does hide it somewhat but not enough for me.
I think the standard wheels look fine. If I don't like them in the flesh I'll have them powder coated a very dark grey or black for £200. As to whether Alfa would accept it back with Black wheels is another thing though
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I think the standard wheels look fine. If I don't like them in the flesh I'll have them powder coated a very dark grey or black for £200. As to whether Alfa would accept it back with Black wheels is another thing though
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