finance with a balloon payment on a 360
finance with a balloon payment on a 360
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Cmurder

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210 months

Friday 15th March 2013
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Anybody know of a finance company who offer a finance package with a balloon payment on a ferrari 360?

age wise we are looking at year 2000 cars.

thanks

jdw1234

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Cmurder

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Friday 15th March 2013
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enquiry sent cheers

rfoster

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284 months

Friday 15th March 2013
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Me too: www.meridian-finance.co.uk (feel free to message me directly on here!) Cheers, Richard

Cmurder

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pm sent richard

Zippee

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264 months

Friday 15th March 2013
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rfoster said:
Me too: www.meridian-finance.co.uk (feel free to message me directly on here!) Cheers, Richard
What are the average APRs at present for this sort of finance? I've had some initial quotes from Oracle on an R8 and their quoting 9% which seems pretty high to me, though as I understand it they always play the high number first prior to negotiation.

Kudos

2,674 posts

204 months

Friday 15th March 2013
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Zippee said:
What are the average APRs at present for this sort of finance? I've had some initial quotes from Oracle on an R8 and their quoting 9% which seems pretty high to me, though as I understand it they always play the high number first prior to negotiation.
Lowest I've seen is 5.9%.

Richard is very helpful and should be able to sort you

Haggleburyfinius

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216 months

Saturday 16th March 2013
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Just out of interest, are these odd (i.e. old ferrari) loans secured on property or the car?

What type of deposit is required?

Reason I ask is that the Mrs and I are thinking of buying an old ish 430. We were going to buy cash as I didn't think finance was available on cars of this age.

Cmurder

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Saturday 16th March 2013
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secured on the car i believe, ive got some good quotes already !!

Haggleburyfinius

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Saturday 16th March 2013
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Cmurder said:
secured on the car i believe, ive got some good quotes already !!
Spit it out then...how are the numbers breaking down for you? smile

Cmurder

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Saturday 16th March 2013
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Purchase price £37,950.00
Deposit of £5,000.00

Repayable by:

1. 48 monthly payments of £689.00
and a final balloon payment of £11,385.00

or

2. 60 monthly payments of £737.91
and no final balloon.

just some examples on a 2000 plate 360

airportparking

1,314 posts

192 months

Saturday 16th March 2013
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I tried a few years ago on a vanquish, was working our quite reasonable with a big balloon which I didn't mind

Haggleburyfinius

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Saturday 16th March 2013
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Cmurder said:
Purchase price £37,950.00
Deposit of £5,000.00

Repayable by:

1. 48 monthly payments of £689.00
and a final balloon payment of £11,385.00

or

2. 60 monthly payments of £737.91
and no final balloon.

just some examples on a 2000 plate 360
ETA not reasonable at all! that 60 month option is 12.9%. Given base rate right now, that's some seriously expensive funding!

Edited by Haggleburyfinius on Saturday 16th March 18:31

qureshia

4,771 posts

236 months

Saturday 16th March 2013
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Cmurder said:
Purchase price £37,950.00
Deposit of £5,000.00

Repayable by:

1. 48 monthly payments of £689.00
and a final balloon payment of £11,385.00

or

2. 60 monthly payments of £737.91
and no final balloon.

just some examples on a 2000 plate 360
My basic maths suggests that is circa 11.5% APR on a £32K secured loan - seems a bit rich ??(and this assumes they are no other fees)
I know it is not the same but you can get an unsecured loan of up to £25k from the high street (i.e. Tesco bank at 7.4% APR)

Cmurder

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Saturday 16th March 2013
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thats one deal, ones ive had since are around 560-570 ish per month same terms,