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I know this doesn't answer your question, but personally I wouldn't put £7k of my own money in as a deposit on a PCP deal. £2-3k max. It's just dead capital, unless of course you intend to pay the GFV and keep the car at the end of the 3 years.
Perhaps more helpfully... Jezza's review (in yesterday's Times) of the latest BMW 535i made it sound like a very nice place to do 15k p.a. Or perhaps a 335d coupe, depending on your need for doors.
I guess (but have no evidence) that these might come out around the £500 p.m. mark with a £7k deposit.
Perhaps more helpfully... Jezza's review (in yesterday's Times) of the latest BMW 535i made it sound like a very nice place to do 15k p.a. Or perhaps a 335d coupe, depending on your need for doors.
I guess (but have no evidence) that these might come out around the £500 p.m. mark with a £7k deposit.
wrighty78 said:
I know this doesn't answer your question, but personally I wouldn't put £7k of my own money in as a deposit on a PCP deal. £2-3k max. It's just dead capital, unless of course you intend to pay the GFV and keep the car at the end of the 3 years.
Perhaps more helpfully... Jezza's review (in yesterday's Times) of the latest BMW 535i made it sound like a very nice place to do 15k p.a. Or perhaps a 335d coupe, depending on your need for doors.
I guess (but have no evidence) that these might come out around the £500 p.m. mark with a £7k deposit.
Depends what you go for and the GFV, i have put that much in and got it back++. For example GFV on a Jag XF 3.0D S Portfolio retail £48k is £16k after 3 years and 45k miles. No chance will it be down to those type of values. Perhaps more helpfully... Jezza's review (in yesterday's Times) of the latest BMW 535i made it sound like a very nice place to do 15k p.a. Or perhaps a 335d coupe, depending on your need for doors.
I guess (but have no evidence) that these might come out around the £500 p.m. mark with a £7k deposit.
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