New Vantage prices
Discussion
Big Ry said:
Remember that if you do find a brand new unregistered one in an AM showroom that you like, there is huge support from AM Finance at the moment (£14,400 at the last check)............if you were unsure then that makes for a pretty compelling case.
What does that mean? I find an £80k Vantage, and they sell it to me for £66k? If that's the case, anybody know where I can part-ex a 56 plate Vantage? 
davek_964 said:
Big Ry said:
Remember that if you do find a brand new unregistered one in an AM showroom that you like, there is huge support from AM Finance at the moment (£14,400 at the last check)............if you were unsure then that makes for a pretty compelling case.
What does that mean? I find an £80k Vantage, and they sell it to me for £66k? If that's the case, anybody know where I can part-ex a 56 plate Vantage? krisdelta said:
davek_964 said:
Big Ry said:
Remember that if you do find a brand new unregistered one in an AM showroom that you like, there is huge support from AM Finance at the moment (£14,400 at the last check)............if you were unsure then that makes for a pretty compelling case.
What does that mean? I find an £80k Vantage, and they sell it to me for £66k? If that's the case, anybody know where I can part-ex a 56 plate Vantage? HBradley said:
krisdelta said:
davek_964 said:
Big Ry said:
Remember that if you do find a brand new unregistered one in an AM showroom that you like, there is huge support from AM Finance at the moment (£14,400 at the last check)............if you were unsure then that makes for a pretty compelling case.
What does that mean? I find an £80k Vantage, and they sell it to me for £66k? If that's the case, anybody know where I can part-ex a 56 plate Vantage? 
I could live with the £44k assuming it's part of £66k - that's basically just buy now pay later. 5.9% APR is less appealing though.
davek_964 said:
HBradley said:
krisdelta said:
davek_964 said:
Big Ry said:
Remember that if you do find a brand new unregistered one in an AM showroom that you like, there is huge support from AM Finance at the moment (£14,400 at the last check)............if you were unsure then that makes for a pretty compelling case.
What does that mean? I find an £80k Vantage, and they sell it to me for £66k? If that's the case, anybody know where I can part-ex a 56 plate Vantage? I could live with the £44k assuming it's part of £66k - that's basically just buy now pay later. 5.9% APR is less appealing though.
Still miss my Vantage - just 3 seats short of what I need currently! AstonExige said:
Is there a limit on how much deposit you can pay and therefore have on finance? And is this the case for the V8VS as well?
IAccording to the AM Finance site the maximum AM contribution is £2400 on all other models (http://www.astonmartin.com/ownership/finance?gclid=CjwKEAiAjIbBBRCitNvJ1o257WESJADpoUt0jt5orUED0ORoHV9rlQkO5Ylg5ToULRAv6ZtJD1WRlRoCq-Lw_wcB)..At 5.9% APR there are better finance deals out there.
When it comes to the finance contribution I was told by a dealer that this would be in addition to any discount you negotiated on the price with the dealer.
Yes the APR is 5.9%, but it doesn't mean you need to let it run the term does it
You could always take the finance and then settle it in full 3 months down the line, yep there'd be a small interest penalty but it wouldn't be nearly fifteen grand, a few hundred tops I'd say. Obviously you'd need to check the small print, but this is what I was toying with doing on a V12S SS (just before the Manual was announced). At the time they were offering a £4800 finance contribution.
Yes the APR is 5.9%, but it doesn't mean you need to let it run the term does it
You could always take the finance and then settle it in full 3 months down the line, yep there'd be a small interest penalty but it wouldn't be nearly fifteen grand, a few hundred tops I'd say. Obviously you'd need to check the small print, but this is what I was toying with doing on a V12S SS (just before the Manual was announced). At the time they were offering a £4800 finance contribution.Gassing Station | Aston Martin | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff