Best way to fund a 35k car?
Best way to fund a 35k car?
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Arctic pompey

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74 posts

237 months

Wednesday 27th September 2017
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Evening all, can anyone reccomend any car/finance brokers. I don't want to use all my cash/savings to purchase a car and want possibly a balloon payment at the end, thanks !

Sarnie

8,373 posts

239 months

Wednesday 27th September 2017
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Search for member "rfoster" on here.......

Arctic pompey

Original Poster:

74 posts

237 months

Wednesday 27th September 2017
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Cheers Sarnie

TheAngryDog

13,250 posts

239 months

Thursday 28th September 2017
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Arctic pompey said:
Evening all, can anyone reccomend any car/finance brokers. I don't want to use all my cash/savings to purchase a car and want possibly a balloon payment at the end, thanks !
You want a balloon payment at the end? Or don't?

Arctic pompey

Original Poster:

74 posts

237 months

Thursday 28th September 2017
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Yes, a balloon at the end if possible..........

TheAngryDog

13,250 posts

239 months

Thursday 28th September 2017
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Arctic pompey said:
Yes, a balloon at the end if possible..........
Forgive my ignorance and prying, as I've never done car finance, but why would you want a balloon? (genuine question, not one mocking your want for one).

Zoon

7,304 posts

151 months

Thursday 28th September 2017
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TheAngryDog said:
Forgive my ignorance and prying, as I've never done car finance, but why would you want a balloon? (genuine question, not one mocking your want for one).
To reduce the monthly payment?

Arctic pompey

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74 posts

237 months

Thursday 28th September 2017
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I could be wrong, but it keeps your monthly payments lower? I could just get a 30k loan over 5 years I suppose.

sidicks

25,218 posts

251 months

Thursday 28th September 2017
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Arctic pompey said:
I could be wrong, but it keeps your monthly payments lower? I could just get a 30k loan over 5 years I suppose.
And means that you pay much more in interest charges...

Arctic pompey

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74 posts

237 months

Thursday 28th September 2017
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well thats the stuff I dont know about, happy to be informed. I can calculate simple total cost to borrow as I say maybe a straightforward loan is best/cheapest.

supercommuter

2,169 posts

132 months

Thursday 28th September 2017
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New or used?

Arctic pompey

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74 posts

237 months

Thursday 28th September 2017
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used, I`m looking at Panameras 30-35k - probably from a dealer BUT maybe a private seller (if that helps)

Phooey

13,843 posts

199 months

Thursday 28th September 2017
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If by chance you're a HSBC Premier customer you can borrow £30k for 5yrs at 3.3%

Frankstar123

171 posts

165 months

Thursday 28th September 2017
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How much deposit?

The interest rate will be higher on 2nd hand car, i'd get a personal loan.

Why not look at new cars via drive the deal .com? You can get decent rates and lower prices.

Audi S5 sportback with £~6k off £6k down = monthly of about £400

supercommuter

2,169 posts

132 months

Thursday 28th September 2017
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Halifax will give you 3.5 percent loan for 35k,. Over 5 years you will pay back 38k

Arctic pompey

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74 posts

237 months

Thursday 28th September 2017
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thanks for all the replies, seems I can get 30k from my bank First Direct @ 3% payback £32,300 in total over 5 years.
Blimey money is really cheap.........

James_B

12,642 posts

287 months

Thursday 28th September 2017
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supercommuter said:
Halifax will give you 3.5 percent loan for 35k,. Over 5 years you will pay back 38k
That’s the rate given to the most creditworthy 51% of successful applicants.

OP may well not get that.

supercommuter

2,169 posts

132 months

Friday 29th September 2017
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James_B said:
supercommuter said:
Halifax will give you 3.5 percent loan for 35k,. Over 5 years you will pay back 38k
That’s the rate given to the most creditworthy 51% of successful applicants.

OP may well not get that.
Fair enough. I took a loan out a while ago and got that rate. Assumed it wasn't a problem