Financing a 360 CS

[birdcage]

I currently have a 355 all bought and paid for etc although what I really want is a CS.

Just now it does not make financial sense (for me) to buy a CS cash so has anyone bought anything for 80-90k recently with a decent finance company and have any idea how this works?

Balloon, lease? etc

Thanks,

[The Milfman]

Speak to these guys, not used them but have spoken to them a few times - very helpful and know their stuff, would definately use if I was taking out finance.

Am sure others will be along to say how good they are too.

http://www.classicandsportsfinance.com/

Good luck!

[jonny finance]

Sold my last car to a chap who used Oracle. Both parties were private but he still was able to purchase getting finance on the car. This can be very useful if you see something via a private seller..

[justin220]

Oracle (Dave) was very helpful to me when I bought my Gallardo. In the end he couldn't help me - age restrictions

He was very annoyed he couldn't do anything though. Top guy

[anonymous-user]

The Milfman said:

Speak to these guys, not used them but have spoken to them a few times - very helpful and know their stuff, would definately use if I was taking out finance.

Am sure others will be along to say how good they are too.

http://www.classicandsportsfinance.com/

Good luck!

Yes, I bought my Cayman with these guys - they did a great job.

[Creditcrunch]

I've always been puzzled by car finance as it never seems to make logical sense in deal terms.

I know you can get a personal loan to buy a car but the max available is usually limited to £25K and the interest rate is around 8%.

Is there car finance available that essentially mimics a loan and its interest rate but with a larger cap on the amount borrowed say for example £50K (unsecured of course)?

From what I can tell, car finance is all about paying a monthly premium and then returning or selling the car after a certain period thereby effectively renting it. Those who effectively pay to rent their cars out are crazy in my opinion.

So lets say someone wanted to borrow £50K to buy a car and own it outright within 5 years. What finance options will be available to that person and at what cost? For simplicity sake lets assume a deposit of £5K.

Edited by Creditcrunch on Friday 11th September 15:47

[stompboxx]

If you are a high net worth individual you'll find you can get very cheap finance.

I highly recommend Oracle Finance.