Buying my lease car question
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They can’t sell it to you, but they may be able to sell it to a third party. It depends on the conditions of the PCH agreement.
For example VWFS will let my wife or a friend buy my lease car at the end of the PCH term assuming she/they are happy with the price. Not hard to work out how that could be made to work to my advantage, assuming the numbers are favourable.
Worth asking the question, if the answer is still no then it’s no. Assuming straight HP doesn’t work for you then if you want the option to buy the car then PCP or lease purchase are the usual options.
Edit: congrats, a reasonable enough question which actually could have been useful to others in the same situation but ooooh no let’s just be a prick to the OP rather than actually dealing with the question. “Suggest you delete the topic as it won’t go well for you”. <slow handclap>
For example VWFS will let my wife or a friend buy my lease car at the end of the PCH term assuming she/they are happy with the price. Not hard to work out how that could be made to work to my advantage, assuming the numbers are favourable.
Worth asking the question, if the answer is still no then it’s no. Assuming straight HP doesn’t work for you then if you want the option to buy the car then PCP or lease purchase are the usual options.
Edit: congrats, a reasonable enough question which actually could have been useful to others in the same situation but ooooh no let’s just be a prick to the OP rather than actually dealing with the question. “Suggest you delete the topic as it won’t go well for you”. <slow handclap>
Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 1st July 12:27
romeodelta said:
It was genuine advice (which he took).
These type of threads never go well for the OP and the answer had already been provided.
It still doesn't warrant condescending responses, does it? It takes a lot for a person to come to admit their financial faux pas. It is not the time to remind them of the obvious. We all make mistakesThese type of threads never go well for the OP and the answer had already been provided.
Rangula said:
It still doesn't warrant condescending responses, does it? It takes a lot for a person to come to admit their financial faux pas. It is not the time to remind them of the obvious. We all make mistakes
Again, it was not meant to come across condescending and apologies if it did.I was trying to save the OP from a 400 page thread about leasing and reading what you are signing up to.
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