The Bargain PCP Deal Thread

[The Chemist]

Mo28 said:

Evans Halshaw offering the Ecoboost and V8 Mustang on 0% APR
Contracted mileage: 6k pa

Ecoboost manual:

Offer 1 - £16,695 deposit and pay nothing for 3 years

Offer 2 - £429 deposit and £429 a month for 37 months

V8 manual:

£489 deposit and £489 a month for 37 months

Thanks for sharing this. Ive been looking at used 16-17 plate Mustangs which seem to be priced week between £28-33k, but this pcp with 0% Apr sounds tempting for the new model

[Weezywee]

Megane RS is back on the 0% APR until 17/12 (delivery before March’20) with decent discounts to around £25k base on CW.

[rs4v8]

Any m4 competition ultimate packs left on the low % PCP? I was looking last month but can't find any left. Cheers.

[dufflecoat]

Weezywee said:

Megane RS is back on the 0% APR until 17/12 (delivery before March’20) with decent discounts to around £25k base on CW.

Link?

[anonymous-user]

Clyde_05 said:

Deep Thought said:

Assuming its a PCP, i'd assume you'd be in significant negative equity at the two year point. "Handing the car back" would basically be a VT, and they would bill you for the difference between what you'd paid and the 50% of the total agreement amount, plus fair wear and tear charges.

TL:DR - it would cost you £,£££s.

Didn't realise they would look for any future payments. OK not very feasible then. Might just extend the S4 for another year.

Also bear in mind that with a PCP, your credit file will show a debt for the whole value of the deal (including interest and balloon)- which is significant if you might want further credit elsewhere during the agreement period.

With a lease, it's just the payments due over the lease period that are counted, not the value of the vehicle.

[k6chris]

Saw this elsewhere. Pre-reg Skoda Scala (Golf). £179 + 48 x £179.35 - 5k miles but only 3.6p excess mileage. 5.9% APR. Cash price is £12,950 but not clear if you can just buy it without the PCP?

https://www.richmondmotorgroup.com/skoda-scala-off...

[Weezywee]

dufflecoat said:

Link?

https://www.renault.co.uk/vehicles/new-vehicles/megane-rs.html


Renault said: ^Finance provided by Renault Finance, Rivers Office Park, Denham Way, Maple Cross, Rickmansworth, WD3 9YS. Subject to status. Guarantees and indemnities may be required. You must be a UK resident (excluding the Channel Islands) and over 18. Offer based on 6000 miles pa, excess mileage 8p per mile inc VAT. Terms and conditions apply. Offers cannot be used with other schemes or finance offers. Prices and offers shown are available on specified new vehicles when ordered by 17th December 2019 and registered before 31st March 2020. Participating dealers only.

[PenelopaPitstop]

Posted in PCH thread, BMW offers: https://www.dicklovett.co.uk/bmw/news/christmas-ha...

[Tophatron]

k6chris said:

Saw this elsewhere. Pre-reg Skoda Scala (Golf). £179 + 48 x £179.35 - 5k miles but only 3.6p excess mileage. 5.9% APR. Cash price is £12,950 but not clear if you can just buy it without the PCP?

https://www.richmondmotorgroup.com/skoda-scala-off...

Christ these cars are only just out and they’re already getting deep discounts. That’s a cracking deal for a decent small family car. Even if you can’t buy it outright for that price direct you can just pay off the PCP after a week or so.

One thing to note though is the current “free” Skoda colour is Energy Blue which (IMO) is terrible.

[delboy769]

Just FTK'd on an i30N. £1,500 from me, £3,250 from Hyundai loyalty scheme, 10kp/a, 48 months, £277 a month.

Absolutely gobsmacked at that price for the car.

[Driver101]

delboy769 said:

Just FTK'd on an i30N. £1,500 from me, £3,250 from Hyundai loyalty scheme, 10kp/a, 48 months, £277 a month.

Absolutely gobsmacked at that price for the car.

I take it that's not the base N?

Wasn't there near £6k discounts available on the N Performance recently?

[delboy769]

Driver101 said:

I take it that's not the base N?

Wasn't there near £6k discounts available on the N Performance recently?

Total discounts on this one come to just over £7k in the end. It's the performance model too.

[J1990]

delboy769 said:

Driver101 said:

I take it that's not the base N?

Wasn't there near £6k discounts available on the N Performance recently?

Total discounts on this one come to just over £7k in the end. It's the performance model too.

I don't suppose you'd want to send me some info on this? (or post here)
Been looking for an i30n for a while but struggled to find anywhere offering reasonable figures, nearest I'd found was ~£120/m higher than you've managed! Also got a Hyundai in the household to hopefully take advantage of this loyalty bonus.

[flibbage0]

delboy769 said:

Just FTK'd on an i30N. £1,500 from me, £3,250 from Hyundai loyalty scheme, 10kp/a, 48 months, £277 a month.

Absolutely gobsmacked at that price for the car.

That is a really good deal, who is this through?

Any requirements for this loyalty scheme?

[J1990]

flibbage0 said:

That is a really good deal, who is this through?

Any requirements for this loyalty scheme?

Didn't get a reply above but I contacted my local dealer to check if they could match, it turns out the above deal is with my local. Berkeley Vale in Bristol. I'm heading in Saturday for a test drive of the hatch and fastback, then hopefully sit down and talk numbers.

Edit: I believe the loyalty requirements are to have another Hyundai registered at your home address. Not sure if they've got a similar conversion scheme to balance it out for non-Hyundai owners.

[Frimley111R]

PenelopaPitstop said:

Posted in PCH thread, BMW offers: https://www.dicklovett.co.uk/bmw/news/christmas-ha...

£28,000 deposit contribution on one of those!!!!!

[Roboticarm]

J1990 said:

Didn't get a reply above but I contacted my local dealer to check if they could match, it turns out the above deal is with my local. Berkeley Vale in Bristol. I'm heading in Saturday for a test drive of the hatch and fastback, then hopefully sit down and talk numbers.

Edit: I believe the loyalty requirements are to have another Hyundai registered at your home address. Not sure if they've got a similar conversion scheme to balance it out for non-Hyundai owners.

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t=1841282

[Delahorney]

J1990 said:

flibbage0 said:

That is a really good deal, who is this through?

Any requirements for this loyalty scheme?

Didn't get a reply above but I contacted my local dealer to check if they could match, it turns out the above deal is with my local. Berkeley Vale in Bristol. I'm heading in Saturday for a test drive of the hatch and fastback, then hopefully sit down and talk numbers.

Edit: I believe the loyalty requirements are to have another Hyundai registered at your home address. Not sure if they've got a similar conversion scheme to balance it out for non-Hyundai owners.

Sorry, been off PH for a bit. Berkeley Vale is where I've ordered mine from as well. Loyalty was just a V5 with a Hyundai registered at my address, doesn't even need to be in my name.

I bought a 53 plate Getz for £280, am getting £150 for it p/x plus the £3,250 loyalty bonus.

[stb100100]

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?

[PartOfTheProblem]

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?

I've used these guys in the past... https://www.gapinsurance.co.uk/