I bought a new car but can I change it after 3 months.....?!
I bought a new car but can I change it after 3 months.....?!
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shirley69

Original Poster:

2 posts

97 months

Monday 25th September 2017
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I bought a new car as a result of getting a dog but the dog experiment failed miserably due to a work commitment change. Now I'm stuck with a brand new car on PCP which is great but not the car I really wanted. It was practicality over style. Now the dog is no longer on the scene....I want the car of my choice but am lumbered with what I have.

Any help/advice gratefully received!! Is there anything I can do?!

Toaster Pilot

14,802 posts

176 months

Monday 25th September 2017
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A PCP is for life, not just for... wink

You'll be in a boat load of negative equity - you can change your car but it'll cost you a few thousand quid.

KrazyIvan

4,341 posts

193 months

Monday 25th September 2017
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Speak to the dealer/lease firm, but be prepared to really pay for it though.

Edited by KrazyIvan on Monday 25th September 21:35

steve-5snwi

9,626 posts

111 months

Monday 25th September 2017
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you should be out of negative equity by year 2.

Nickp82

3,654 posts

111 months

Monday 25th September 2017
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What happened to the dog?

Obee72

264 posts

103 months

Tuesday 26th September 2017
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steve-5snwi said:
you should be out of negative equity by year 2.
Depends on a few things. I'm still in negative equity coming up to year 3 !!

justinio

1,180 posts

106 months

Tuesday 26th September 2017
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Poor dog.

MrBarry123

6,068 posts

139 months

Tuesday 26th September 2017
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shirley this is a joke?

shirley69

Original Poster:

2 posts

97 months

Tuesday 26th September 2017
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Don't worry the dog is fine. Still in the family but with my parents who already have a dog where he will be better looked after! Thanks for the info guys, very helpful.

ashleyman

7,163 posts

117 months

Tuesday 26th September 2017
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Obee72 said:
steve-5snwi said:
you should be out of negative equity by year 2.
Depends on a few things. I'm still in negative equity coming up to year 3 !!
And I was in positive equity after just 14 months!