£2500 contribution from finance company - worth the hassle?
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Hi:
I'm picking up a new car and was going to pay cash for it.
Dealer has told me that there is a contribution of £2500 paid by their finance company and that if I take it, and pay in full after three months I will be ahead (which I probably will be). He said after three months they can't withdraw the incentive.
There is nothing in the smallprint about any contribution at all or time limits, so wondered if anyone could assist
Best wishes
James
I'm picking up a new car and was going to pay cash for it.
Dealer has told me that there is a contribution of £2500 paid by their finance company and that if I take it, and pay in full after three months I will be ahead (which I probably will be). He said after three months they can't withdraw the incentive.
There is nothing in the smallprint about any contribution at all or time limits, so wondered if anyone could assist
Best wishes
James
My Dad did this with his Zafira. Saved him about a grand I think!
The reason that they will take debit cards but not credit cards is a) the fee on credit cards is quite big and a % and b) the transaction could be reversed on a credit card but not on a debit card.
Once bought a car for £21k using a debit card! Was quite scarey!
HTH
M
The reason that they will take debit cards but not credit cards is a) the fee on credit cards is quite big and a % and b) the transaction could be reversed on a credit card but not on a debit card.
Once bought a car for £21k using a debit card! Was quite scarey!
HTH
M
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