PCP Deals

[Broda]

What's the current PCP like for a new 911 C2 (Manual + S Wheels)? What should I expect:
3 Years
10k Miles
£15k deposit? (Just trying to help you help me )

I'm looking to get back into a 911 but this time get a new one, can anyone suggest a good dealer to talk to for a good deal?

I have heard that a Turbo can be similar to a C2 due to residual values and low depreciation?

Thank you In Advance!

[red_slr]

Cambridge if you are near ( or not! )

[Seeker UK]

The example on Porsche's website is £746.13 pcm for a £19300 deposit over 36 months @10k miles pa.

http://www.porsche.com/uk/models/911/911-carrera/f...

Using a rough rule of thumb that every £1000 deposit = £25 pcm, I reckon the PCP will be just north of £850 pcm.

[Broda]

Depreciation is so minimal on these cars, do you pay a lot of equity so that the next car becomes a lot cheaper?

I will give Cambridge a call today!

Thanks Guys!

[red_slr]

Also, I would advise you speak to Oracle Finance in York if you are looking to PCP. Order a car from Cambridge and do the finance with Oracle.
They are both used to dealing with each other.

VWFS don't offer the best rates and they wont move on their offered rate even if you can get it cheaper elsewhere (which you easily can!).

[rosino]

red_slr said:

Also, I would advise you speak to Oracle Finance in York if you are looking to PCP. Order a car from Cambridge and do the finance with Oracle.
They are both used to dealing with each other.

VWFS don't offer the best rates and they wont move on their offered rate even if you can get it cheaper elsewhere (which you easily can!).

Not always true. They can be up for a negotiation.

[red_slr]

PFS were always excellent but VWFS not so - IMVHO.