The Bargain PCP Deal Thread

[wilbo83]

stb100100 said:

Guys do people think that GAP insurance quote of 317 GBP for 2 years for a return to invoice upto 50k GBP is a good price?

If that's with ALA, try code MSE25 for a nice discount

[stb100100]

wilbo83 said:

If that's with ALA, try code MSE25 for a nice discount

Nice

[Ed T]

Hey all, carwow showing 21% off a new Q7 (all engines) Seems unusually good for a non RS/M type car and a newer model. Agree seems good? I’m going to investigate

[Ed T]

Q7 50TDI S-line new facelift model, Metallic paint, RRP 63,250 - Deal price £46,500. 26% off. Arriving in Feb. Very happy with this.

[kirathakudu]

Hello
My 2008 passat is showing its age and hence needs replacing.
I'm looking for a large family car or a small SUV. Ideally a hybrid, but don't mind petrol either if its economical.
I'm considering a PCP (or even a contract hire) for the first time.
What are some good websites that I can keep an eye on for good pcp/lease deals?
So far, based on reading through some of the threads on here, I have been monitoring the following:
www.leasing.com
www.leasingoptions.co.uk
www.carwow.co.uk
www.new-car-discount.com
www.nationwidevehicecontracts.co.uk

Are there any other websites that are worth monitoring?

Is it true that generally there will be more pcp/lease deals around the March time before the number plates change again?

Would be grateful for any suggestions.

[anonymous-user]

Ed T said:

Q7 50TDI S-line new facelift model, Metallic paint, RRP 63,250 - Deal price £46,500. 26% off. Arriving in Feb. Very happy with this.

Would you mind sharing what the deposit and monthlies are? Cheers

[Ed T]

£1,500 down and £534 per month 48 months

[Mo-mo]

Ed T said:

£1,500 down and £534 per month 48 months

Hi was that through DTD by any chance? Do you mind if I ask how many miles that was per year?

[Gareth1974]

kirathakudu said:

Hello


So far, based on reading through some of the threads on here, I have been monitoring the following:
www.leasing.com
www.leasingoptions.co.uk
www.carwow.co.uk
www.new-car-discount.com
www.nationwidevehicecontracts.co.uk

Are there any other websites that are worth monitoring?

For PCH, look at www.leasing.comwww.leasecoco.com and www.whatcar.com/car-leasing/ - these are the main comparison sites. leasingoptions and nationwide are brokers, along with numerous others, so while you may get lucky with them on occasion, the comparison sites give you a better overview of the market. WhatCar leasing mainly has deals from main dealers rather than brokers, which usually means you don't have to pay an arrangement free, however the site itself is very annoying.

Edited by Gareth1974 on Friday 3rd January 10:25

[panholio]

Ed T said:

£1,500 down and £534 per month 48 months

Interested in more details on this if you are ok to share. Mileage, dealer etc.

[panholio]

Went into my local Audi (Knaresborough) off the back of the above.

A Q7 S-line 50Tdi over 48 months and 10,000 miles is £10k in and £599 a month.

Don’t think I’ll go for that.

[tickedon]

panholio said:

Went into my local Audi (Knaresborough) off the back of the above.

A Q7 S-line 50Tdi over 48 months and 10,000 miles is £10k in and £599 a month.

Don’t think I’ll go for that.

Which just means your local dealer won’t match the offer. Buy through DTD (who are simply a broker and match you with a dealer somewhere in UK) if you want a better price.

[panholio]

They looked astounded at the thought of that deal. Phrases like:

“Can’t be possible”
“That’s £10k off!”
“Must have been a stock car they were wanting rid of”.

Etc etc.

[CoolHands]

Did they have their fingers crossed at the same time? You can’t believe a word they say

[anonymous-user]

panholio said:

They looked astounded at the thought of that deal. Phrases like:

“Can’t be possible”
“That’s £10k off!”
“Must have been a stock car they were wanting rid of”.

Etc etc.

Nah, on a stock car they want to get rid of, you can get £17k off......

https://www.drivethedeal.com/SpecialOffers.aspx

It's more like "only" £14k discount on a car built to order

[Bam89]

This seems as good a place to ask as any

Is there a consensus "best" source of deals on Audis? Similar to TRL for BMWs, or Fast Bug on here previously for Mercedes in his previous role?

Any pointers would be much appreciated, looking at a Q8 PCP deal

[Ed T]

panholio said:

Interested in more details on this if you are ok to share. Mileage, dealer etc.

Yes DTD - Jim sorted it for me. It’s 10,000 a year for 4 years PCP. Not sure which dealer yet they are calling me (tomorrow / Monday).

Go on DTD website and you’ll see they have a load of Q5s and Q7s offers that show the discount price, some are epic, I thought this one particularly good for me. I don’t need the comfort and sound pack, happy with the bigger engine and the S line trim. (3 more in my spec - Black, White and Silver)

It astounded me as I’d been talking to an Audi dealer in Walton and they assured me they had given me the best offer, then DTD called me, called them back to confirm the price. So far very good

[kirathakudu]

Gareth1974 said:

kirathakudu said:

Hello


So far, based on reading through some of the threads on here, I have been monitoring the following:
www.leasing.com
www.leasingoptions.co.uk
www.carwow.co.uk
www.new-car-discount.com
www.nationwidevehicecontracts.co.uk

Are there any other websites that are worth monitoring?

For PCH, look at www.leasing.comwww.leasecoco.com and www.whatcar.com/car-leasing/ - these are the main comparison sites. leasingoptions and nationwide are brokers, along with numerous others, so while you may get lucky with them on occasion, the comparison sites give you a better overview of the market. WhatCar leasing mainly has deals from main dealers rather than brokers, which usually means you don't have to pay an arrangement free, however the site itself is very annoying.

Edited by Gareth1974 on Friday 3rd January 10:25

Thanks for the suggestions.

[johnwilliams77]

stb100100 said:

Guys do people think that GAP insurance quote of 317 GBP for 2 years for a return to invoice upto 50k GBP is a good price?

no

[Philip-ebnyp]

Looking for opinions on this deal?

It's from ALD through my work

ALD are calling it CS (credit sale) but looks like PCP to me, the difference they say is - "The payment structure is the same as that of a Personal Contract Purchase, however unlike a Personal Contract Purchase agreement ownership of the car passes to you upon delivery."

It's for an XC40 on these terms....

Volvo - XC40 - 1477 1.5 T3 163hp Inscription Auto FWD 5dr
£28,335.20 | Automatic | Petrol | CO2 147 g/km

Personalisation: Ext col - Thunder Grey, Int col - Blond Leather , 728 Thunder Grey
This quotation does not include our optional maintenance package.

Per Month
£356.32
5.9% APR (Fixed)

£2,000.00 Advance Payment

36 Months

12,000 Miles Per Annum

Cash Price
£28,335.20
Advance Payment
£2,000.00
Followed by 36 monthly payments of
£356.32
Optional Final Payment
£17,294.75
Total amount payable
£32,122.27
Interest rate per annum
5.72%
Representative APR
5.9% (Fixed)
Total amount of credit
£26,335.20
Excess mileage (excluding VAT)
8.8 pence per mile

Thanks Guys