570S dealer contribution
Discussion
The 570GT offer at Manchester with £40k contribution was for that car only.
Here are the figures.
RRP : £185,520
Dealer Deposit : £40,520
Updated RRP : £145,000
Customer Deposit : £15,000
Total Credit : £130,000
24 Payments of £1802.22
1 Final Payment of £105,450
Interest : £18,703.28
Total Amount Payable : £163,703.28
APR : 7.9%
Rate of interest : 4.07%
You could pay it off straight away and then there would be very little interest to pay, but not sure if that would cause issues??
Here are the figures.
RRP : £185,520
Dealer Deposit : £40,520
Updated RRP : £145,000
Customer Deposit : £15,000
Total Credit : £130,000
24 Payments of £1802.22
1 Final Payment of £105,450
Interest : £18,703.28
Total Amount Payable : £163,703.28
APR : 7.9%
Rate of interest : 4.07%
You could pay it off straight away and then there would be very little interest to pay, but not sure if that would cause issues??
We all got that mcmanchester offer but I’ve heard of better
The finance companies will be upset as they were offering guaranteed future values of £120k on some 570s 3 years down the line and they’re under that now so the finance companies will start taking a hit as they go back
This means the finance deals on the newer cars will be worse which will hit Mclaren
The finance companies will be upset as they were offering guaranteed future values of £120k on some 570s 3 years down the line and they’re under that now so the finance companies will start taking a hit as they go back
This means the finance deals on the newer cars will be worse which will hit Mclaren
Hi, jumping on this thread as i popped into a dealer at the weekend. I had my eyes on a used 570s spider but there was a new car in the showroom with good spec. Lux/Sec packs, carbon interior,Elite paint, titanium exhaust, napa alcantara trim, stealth wheel, tracker and a few other bits. list price 196k. dealer discount down to 169. got me thinking. Is buying new (ok, a car in the showroom), better value than some second hand cars? Or is that a daft notion? I have never owned a supercar but will do so soon enough. 13.5% seems a decent discount from list but is there more room for manouvre in your experience? (of course, i'll ask/negotiate) but interested in your views.
At the risk of repeating things
Buying new means some finance companies will offer a GfV which can protect you immensely
Buying new also gets you the Mclaren factory tour and so on
Sometimes in life buying new whilst you will lose more makes sense as it feels better
But I would do it for the GFV
These things are dropping like stones
Buying new means some finance companies will offer a GfV which can protect you immensely
Buying new also gets you the Mclaren factory tour and so on
Sometimes in life buying new whilst you will lose more makes sense as it feels better
But I would do it for the GFV
These things are dropping like stones
Skybudda said:
Hi, jumping on this thread as i popped into a dealer at the weekend. I had my eyes on a used 570s spider but there was a new car in the showroom with good spec. Lux/Sec packs, carbon interior,Elite paint, titanium exhaust, napa alcantara trim, stealth wheel, tracker and a few other bits. list price 196k. dealer discount down to 169. got me thinking. Is buying new (ok, a car in the showroom), better value than some second hand cars? Or is that a daft notion? I have never owned a supercar but will do so soon enough. 13.5% seems a decent discount from list but is there more room for manouvre in your experience? (of course, i'll ask/negotiate) but interested in your views.
That's a good dealThey are trying to move stock before the winter kicks in
If you can get a good financing dealer I'd go for it
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